Advertising Poster Scotch Ale Younger Beer Golf Cartoon

Original vintage alcohol drink advertising poster for Scotch Ale issued by Wm Younger & Co Ltd Brewers in Edinburgh featuring a great cartoon by George E. Studdy (George Ernest Studdy; 1878-1948) of a young golf caddy holding up a collapsed smiling golfer holding a broken golf club in one hand and drinking a pint of Scotch Ale with the other, with his hat, the frothing bottle and his smoking pipe lying on the green near a rabbit looking out from a hole at the man and his broken golf club above a sand bunker, the poem below reading: When you’re completely off your stroke, Or when your favourite club you’ve broke, Pray use no phrases sanguinary, Just drink Scotch Ale and do no not worry. The William Younger & Company Brewery was founded in Edinburgh in 1778 in the grounds of Holyrood Abbey by Archibald Campbell Younger; the company was registered in 1887 and was producing a quarter of all Scotland's beers by the 1900s; in 1986 the Holyrood Brewery complex closed (now the Scottish Parliament building), and in 2017 the brand was sold to Marston's Brewery. Scotch Ale is a type of beer that refers to a strong pale ale produced in Edinburgh Scotland. Fair condition, paper browned, staining on margins, small restored paper loss in margin. Country of issue: UK , designer: George E. Studdy, size (cm): 43x28, year of printing: 1922.