Oversize ephemera. EPH+7.

Subject coverage includes: soft drinks, Cerevesia Anglicana (English herb diet-drink, 1885), Blooker's Dutch Cocoa (a cut-out windmill model), shares certificate for Sandow's Cocoa and Chocolate Company (1913), Sunfresh orange drink (1960s?), Tizer Ltd. (1950 wall calendar), Dandy Shandy (made from nettles, dandelion and sarsaparilla), Xtrafit energising drinks (1982), mineral waters : Pottelberg, Perrier, Aluminous Chalybeate Water of Newport, Isle of Wight 1813, Tansan from Takaradzka, Japan 1910, Jessop's Well Waters (1783), "St. Ronan's Wells" & Mineral Water Company (1903), St. Winefred's Well (Holywell, Flintshire 1827), Ovaltine, a Bovril competition to raise funds for the voluntary hospitals, Jack's Coffee House (Corn Exchange, London), Peter Leech & Son's water glass, golden syrup, sweet almonds, black treacle, salmon steak, (Whitehaven), Bottomley's Mint Rock, Trix dayglo coloured breakfast cereal (featuring Betty Crocker), healthy eating (Merton & Sutton Health Authority), food safety (Dept. of Health, 1990s), dehydrated vegetables (Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, 1968), 'Eat more fish' campaign (1929 British Trawlers' Federation), W. Watt's Oil, Italian & Grocery Warehouse (Islington), St. George canned meats (mutton, beef, trotters, Oxford sausage, haricot beef).