The late
Albert (Mim)
Tuckwell's collection
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Small selection of bottle styles mid 1920s.

From left: W. Appelt, Nuriootpa, champagne shape underglazed transfer printed stone ginger beer.

G. Hall & Sons, Norwood, crown seal shape underglazed transfer printed stone ginger beer.

J. Ladd, Adelaide, Port and Gawler, blob top shape underglazed transfer printed stone ginger beer.

The business foundered by Joseph Onesimus Ladd in Hindley St, Adelaide, in 1849, would be carried on by generations of his family until ceasing operation in July 1957. During it's history, factories operated at Hindley, Rundle and Flinders Street's, Adelaide, with depots at Port Adelaide and Gawler.
Ladd also used: The earliest codd patent bottle; maugham's patent; tapp patent; lamont patent; riley patent; impressed stone ginger beer; syphons; brown glass ginger beer; and glass crown seals.
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