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- January 1935
Part of Brian Eighteen Mill Collection
No. 68 of monthly flyer. Advertising 'New Itsegg' (tinned egg), 'Unecol Duratex' cake mixing machines, and steel lined bakehouse table.
The United Yeast Company Ltd
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Part of Brian Eighteen Mill Collection
No. 68 of monthly flyer. Advertising 'New Itsegg' (tinned egg), 'Unecol Duratex' cake mixing machines, and steel lined bakehouse table.
The United Yeast Company Ltd
"Souvenir of visit to Carr's Biscuit & Chocolate Factories Carlisle"
Part of Brian Eighteen Mill Collection
Guide to the factory.
Carr & Co Ltd, biscuit manufacturers
"The use of National Mark Flour in the baking of bread"
Part of Brian Eighteen Mill Collection
Recipe.
Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries
Huffkins, craft baker in Burford, Oxfordshire
Part of Glyn Jones Collection
This item is a photograph of Huffkins craft baker in Burford, Oxfordshire. A similar but different image appears in Glyn Jones's book 'The Millers', and is dated '2000'. Since this image depicts the same shop and the same person, it is likely to have been taken around the same time, but there is no direct evidence of this.
Part of Press Cuttings Collection
Cutting from 'Argus' describing the dwindling of members of the Godsen family, who were heavily involved in the baking industry in Worthing. The article gives a brief history of the family's business, including their origin at Broadwater Mill in 1817.
Barry race in the Congo baking
Men are doing the grinding, whilst a woman uses a pestle and mortar
Corner view looking down, Allensford Mill, Castleside
Negative no. 43/35
Remains of baking oven in foreground
Stoyel, Alan
Detail of closed door of a bake oven, Boar Mill, Corfe Castle
Addison, Joseph
"There's a new mill by the stream..."
Part of Press Cuttings Collection
Cutting from 'Argus' describing the history of Gibbet Mill at Rye. The article mentions that the mill was built as a facsimile after the original was burnt down on 13 June 1930, and was owned and maintained by Mr. Alan Webb, who now used it as a bakery.
Downs Mill, Bexhill, and bakery, both in working order
Part of H E S Simmons Collection
HESS catalogue #1055. The sign had a headboard reading "Speciality Diabetic Bread". The main board reads:- "The Down Mill Bakery. Tel. 541(?). Estab. [?]. Clifford Hoad. Baker and confectioner. Pure Home Made Bread. Birthday cakes. Bride cakes.
Cake
Simmons, Herbert Edward Sydney (1901-1973)
Part of Family History Communications
A photograph of Harry Elmer and Son bakery pre-1900
Unknown photographer
"New role for Welsh border mill"
Part of Press Cuttings Collection
Photo from the 'Halifax Courier' of Weston Watermill, near Oswestry, that is driving a dough-mixing machine for a small family bakery.
Mills and bakery in the Royal William Yard, Plymouth
Part of Sue Watts Collection
Abbey Mill, Fountains, malthouse and bakery
Part of Martin Watts Collection
View across the remains of the malthouse and bakery at Fountains Abbey, North Yorkshire.
Watts, Martin, miller and millwright
Royal William Victualling Yard, Stonehouse, Plymouth
Part of Martin Watts Collection
The Royal William Victualling Yard, Stonehouse, Plymouth in the late 19th century. The mill and bakery complex is at the right hand end of the illustration (The Miller, 2nd July 1888, p. 171)
Watts, Martin, miller and millwright
Part of Martin Watts Collection
Just a small selection of the vast array of bread products available today.
Watts, Martin, miller and millwright
Bread oven at the Weald and Downland Museum
Part of Martin Watts Collection
Bread oven in the reconstructed cottage from the deserted medieval village at Hangleton at the Weald and Downland Museum, West Sussex.
Watts, Martin, miller and millwright
Part of Martin Watts Collection
Discovery of carbonised loaves in the oven of a mill and bakery in Pompeii.
Watts, Martin, miller and millwright
Animal-driven millstones in a bakery at Ostia near Rome
Part of Sue Watts Collection
Pompeiian mill (animal powered)
Part of Sue Watts Collection
Animals were first used to turn millstones in Greece and Italy in the 4th century BC. The ‘hour-glass’ or Pompeiian mill, turned by a donkey or horse, was probably the earliest form of powered mill to be used in Britain, introduced by the Romans in the 1st century AD.