Beer Pump Collection

Pompe a beer - Views and elevations of an 18th century beer pump with levers, taps and pipes contained in a cabinet
FLO4685686 Pompe a beer - Views and elevations of an 18th century beer pump with levers, taps and pipes contained in a cabinet. Copperplate engraving by Mutlow after an illustration by J. Farey Jr

Bruce Woodcock Former Heavyweight Champion from Doncaster, Took Over the Angel pub in at Bolsover, near. Chesterfield. May 1952 P008036

Carry On, 1941. Artist: Cecil Beaton
Carry On, 1941. Men sit in a local pub and follow the governments advice to Keep Calm and Carry On. From Air of Glory, by Cecil Beaton. [His Majestys Stationery Office, London, 1941]

Beer hatch JLP01_09_783158
DIXON HOUSE, FENCHURCH STREET, CITY OF LONDON. A woman serving beer to men standing at a serving hatch during a Thank You party held in the site canteen at Dixon House

Pub landlord, Mexborough, South Yorkshire, 1968. Artist: Michael Walters
Pub landlord, Mexborough, South Yorkshire, 1968. Mr Jack Watson with his newly installed microwave oven in the Bulls Head in the town of Mexborough

A pub landlord with a display of the Batchelors 5 day catering pack on his bar, 1968

The Eagle and Child pub in Oxford. During the 1950s and 1960s, CS Lewis and JRR Tolkein would meet here, along with their circle of literary friends known as The Inklings to read

Row of beer taps in pub

Great Britain, England, Devon, beer pumps in a pub

Beer pump, County Kerry, Munster, Republic of Ireland, Europe

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Step back in time with a pint from these vintage beer pumps. 🍺 From the halls of the Eagle and Child in Oxford to the cozy pubs of Devon and South Yorkshire, these historic beer taps have served countless thirsty patrons over the decades. 🍻 Joining the ranks of these iconic watering holes is a nod to the past, with images of Bruce Woodcock, the former Heavyweight Champion from Doncaster, and Maria Starling, the youngest unmarried publican in the United Kingdom, both captured in their element behind the bar. 🥊🍺 But it's not just about the history – these they are still in action, pouring refreshing pints just like they did in Carry On (1941) and in the pubs of County Kerry. So raise a glass to the past and the present, and cheers to the timeless tradition of a perfect pint.