Ovaltine Collection

The Ovaltine Factory and Farms, Kings Langley, Hertfordshire, England. Date: circa 1940s

Ovaltine Advert
Advertisement for Ovaltine which " builds up brain, nerve and body"

Cover design, Ovaltine ABC Rhyme Book - a happy family with a giant Ovaltine tin. Date: early 20th century

Advert for Ovaltine, 1927 stressing sport, vitality and health showing seaside, swimming scene Date: 1927

Children enjoying a drink
Advertisement postcard for Ovaltine. When John and I at battle play. Artist: Phyllis Cooper Date: circa 1921

Girl rocking Teddy to sleep

Ovaltine advertisement designed by Gladys Peto in her usual gorgeous, decorative style, showing women of all ages partaking of Ovaltine in a garden because it

The Ovaltineys - promotional act for Ovaltine - Russian show
The Ovaltineys or League of Ovaltineys was a childrens club developed in the 1930s to promote the sale of Ovaltine brand drink in the United Kingdom - A Russian show Date: circa 1930s

Central Billiard Hall OP35748
Central Billiard Hall, Swinegate, Grantham, South Kesteven, Lincolnshire. The Central Billiard Hall on Swinegate viewed from Chapel Street, showing advertising posters covering its walls

Wartime Ovaltine Advertisement
A wartime advertisement promoting Ovaltine, an energy drink for morning freshness. The portrait illustration shows a happy young woman lying in bed, with a wide-awake spirit. Date: circa 1940s

Advert for Ovaltine
Advert promoting Ovaltine as the stand-by beverage for wartime emergencies. Date: 1940

Renee Houston advertising Ovaltine
Scottish actress and performer Renee Houston (1902-1980) in an advert promoting the re-vitalising effects of Ovaltine. Date: 1939

Advert for Ovaltine Cold
An advert for Ovaltine Cold, promoting it as an energy-giving tonic. Date: 1939

Advert for Ovaltine, 1925 Date: 1925

The Ovaltinys (b / w photo)
3642598 The Ovaltinys (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Ovaltinys. Postcard, early 20th century.); © Look and Learn

Towering above Dock Street, Newport, is the Olympia Block, consisting of Marks and Spencer and the Chartist Tower Development. 26th October 1967

Muhammad Ali visits the co-op and Birmingham New Street railway station during his promotional tour for Ovaltine before hosting a press conference at the Albany Hotel. 13th October 1971

Muhammad Ali at a supermarket in Stretford to promoting the drink Ovaltine. 11th October 1971

Cut price grocers in Forest gate, 15th September 1955

Muhammad Ali at a supermarket in Stretford to promote Ovaltine gets cornered by loads of fans wanting autographs. Police had to move in to call it off. 11th October 1971

Circus elephants on parade, Eastbourne, Sussex
Circus elephants on parade in Eastbourne, Sussex, watched with fascination by adults and children. Date: circa 1962

Children drinking Ovaltine
Two young girls drinking their Ovaltine while playing with their toy bricks. Artist: Phyllis Cooper Date: 1933

Advert for Ovaltine, 1926
Advert for Ovaltine, the beauty of health, 1926 Date: 1926

Ovaltine in rainy weather
Girl with mac and brolly and a large tin of Ovaltine. Artist: Phyllis Cooper Date: 1933

Ovaltine advert, 1927 focusing on the idea of creating energy an nervous vitality Date: 1927

Children on a rocking horse
Children riding a rocking horse holding tight to a tin of Ovaltine. Artist: Phyllis Cooper Date: 1933

Scouts with Coronation programmes
Two Scouts with supplies of Coronation programmes and collection tins at the time of the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II on 2 June 1953

Ovaltine advertisement, 1928
Advertisement for soporific, milky bedtime drink Ovaltine from 1928, claiming it to be the ideal drink for athletes due to its ability to build up sinew and muscle

Baby sitting on mothers lap
Advertising postcard for Ovaltine. Deedle, deedle, dumpling, my son John.... Artist: Phyllis Cooper Date: circa 1921

Teddy drinking Ovaltine
Advertising postcard for Ovaltine. Poor Teddy has caught a cold. Artist: Phyllis Cooper Date: circa 1922

Here am I little jumping Joan
Advertising postcard for Ovaltine. Here am I little jumping Joan. Artist: Phyllis Cooper Date: circa 1921

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Ovaltine, a name that brings back memories of childhood and warm comfort. Nestled in the heart of Kings Langley, The Ovaltine Factory and Farms have been producing this beloved beverage for generations. From its humble beginnings to becoming a household staple, it has captured the hearts of millions. Step back in time with an Ovaltine Advert from years gone by. The nostalgia is palpable as you gaze upon the vintage design, showcasing the wholesome goodness that Ovaltine offers. Flip through the pages of the Ovaltine ABC Rhyme Book, where children's imaginations are sparked while sipping on their favorite drink. Transport yourself to 1927 with an enchanting Advert for Ovaltine. Witness the joy on children's faces as they relish every sip, their smiles radiating pure bliss. A girl gently rocks her Teddy to sleep while enjoying her comforting cup - a moment frozen in time that captures innocence and warmth. The power of advertising shines through with captivating images depicting happy children indulging in their favorite treat - Ovaltine advertising at its finest. Sing along to "Bye Baby Bunting" as you reminisce about carefree days spent savoring this delicious beverage. Even during wartime, Ovaltine remained a source of solace and nourishment for many families. A Wartime Advertisement showcases how even amidst turmoil, a simple cup can bring moments of respite and normalcy. Celebrities like Renee Houston lent their charm to promote this iconic brand. Their radiant smiles assure us that we too can experience delight when we choose Ovaltine Cold – perfect for those hot summer days. Whether it be through timeless advertisements or cherished childhood memories, there is no denying the enduring appeal of oval-shaped goodness known as Ovaltine. So go ahead and indulge in a cup today – let it transport you back to simpler times and warm your heart with every sip.