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A bunch of Rhubarb - delicious with Birds CustardA bunch of Rhubarb - delicious with Birds Hot Custard Sauce - featuring a recipe for Rhubarb Charlotte Date: 1915
1902 Coronation Birds Custard Powder advertisementA patriotic advertisement for Birds Custard Powder placed in the Coronation Number of The Graphic celebrating the Coronation of King Edward VII and featuring a crown on top of a packet. Date: 1902
Guava, Brazilian pawpaw, and sapodillaGuava tree, Psidium guajava 1, Brazilian pawpaw, Annona muricata 2, and sapodilla, Manilkara zapota 3, with fruit, flower and leaf
Bird's Custard - Advertisement for Bird's Custard. Date: 1927
Advert, Brown & Polson's Custard Powder - have you tried it? Date: 1938
A Christmas advert for Bird's Custard. Date: 1943
Advert for Bird's Custard, showing a serving suggestion. Date: 1943
Wartime advert for Bird's Custard. Date: 1943
Advert for Bird's Custard, highlighting its nutritional value when served with rhubarb. Date: 1932
Advert for Birds custard, 1926 Date: 1926
Birds CustardAdvertisement for Birds Custard showing girl pouring custard on a trifle. Date: circa 1940
Plums and custard mushroom and bitter knightPlums and custard, Tricholomopsis rutilans (Tricholoma rutilans), and bitter knight mushroom, Tricholoma acerbum. Chromolithograph by Lassus after an illustration by A
Advert for Birds Custard Powder 1905Sing a song of sixpence a pocket full of rye a dish of dainty CUSTARD improves an apple pie. Advertisement for Birds Custard Power, without eggs. Date: 1905
A variety of Advertisements from 1889. Date: 1886
A range of hand silhouettes of animals, to advertise Borwicks Baking Powder
The house-keepers pocket-book
Well-Stocked PantryA well-stocked pantry, full of cake tins, biscuits, tea, sugar, custard, semolina, breakfast cereals and lemon pie filling, etc. Date: 1960s
Advert for Birds Custard, 1927 1927
Foxhunting, Shipton Moyne, GloucestershireFoxhunting, Shipton Moyne, Tetbury, near Marlmesbury, Gloucestershire, England. Showing Mr Jorrocks Hounds at the Cat & Custard Pot Inn Date: 1930s
Birds Custard advertisement, WW1An advertisement for Birds custard featuring a little soldier, marching off to war with a box of powder on his back. Date: 1916
Bonzo is hoist with his own petard! by George StuddyBonzo is hoist with his own petard! He pulls at the tablecloth, and manages to break a plate and cover his bone with some kind of sauce or custard. Date: 1924
Annona cheremoya, custard applePlate 62 by Margaret Bushby Lascelles Cockburn (1829-1928). Held at the Natural History Museum, London
Taking tea with rabbits
Wholesome - nutritious foods from corn. Poster showing corn products, including corn oil, cornstarch and baked goods. Date 1918?
Birds Custard advertisement 1927Advertisement for Birds Custard Powder featuring a rather lovely silhouette illustration showing a woman at a stove preparing some more custard for her husband who is slurping it with relish at a
Sir Alfred Frederick Bird, Vanity Fair, SpySIR ALFRED FREDERICK BIRD, 1st Baronet (1849-1922) British chemist, Conservative Party politician, food manufacturer and proprietor of Alfred Bird & Sons, a company founded by his father Alfred Bird
School dinner at Marlborough SchoolPupils and teachers pass round the custard jug to pour over their prunes during a school dinner at Marlborough School. Date: 1962
Ad / Custard NutritiousBirds Custard is the best by every test. Its so nutritious
The Kill / Jorrocks HuntTHE KILL, ON THE CAT AND CUSTARD POT DAY Mr Jorrocks holds up the brush triumphantly and the dogs rip the rest of the poor fox to pieces
Wartime RationsA table full of powdered and rationed goods, as available in Britain during World War Two, including Birds Custard Powder, Victory V lozenges and Sylvan Flakes
Dishing up PuddingA girl, seated in an armchair and with her feet on a footstool, dishes up some pudding to her little sister. Their doll has been abandoned in favour of sweet things
