the history of pub signs
DESCRIPTION
Excerpts from Wikipedia.org’s Definition of SignageTRANSCRIPT
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The History Of Pub Signs
Excerpts from Wikipedia.org’s Definition of Signage
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WHO KNEW?
In 1389, King Richard II of England compelled landlords to erect signs outside their premises.
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It Was The Law
The legislation stated "Whosoever shall brew ale in the town with intention of selling it must hang out a sign, otherwise he shall forfeit his ale”
Pardon Me? Forfeit ALE???
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8 Glasses A Day?
• This was in order make them easily visible to passing inspectors of the quality of the ale they provided
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8 Glasses A Day?
• This was in order make them easily visible to passing inspectors of the quality of the ale they provided
• During this period, drinking water was not always good to drink and ale was the usual replacement
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The Evolution Of Pub Signs
• Later, the adaptation of the coats of arms or badges of noble families became common
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The Evolution Of Pub Signs
• Later, the adaptation of the coats of arms or badges of noble families became common
• These would be described by the people without consideration of the language of heraldry
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The Evolution Of Pub Signs
• Later, the adaptation of the coats of arms or badges of noble families became common
• These would be described by the people without consideration of the language of heraldry
Thus such signs as The Red Lion & Green Dragon have become familiar, especially as pub signs
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day From The Sign Depot
Enjoy The Ale At Your Pub With This New KnowledgeEnjoy The Ale At Your Pub With This New Knowledge