Description
A striking vintage enamel pin celebrating Shepherd Neame, Britain’s oldest continuously operating brewery. The badge features a bold red ground with gold lettering and a turquoise accent, proudly displaying “Since 1698 – Shepherd Neame – Master Brewers”. Compact, colourful, and full of heritage appeal, it’s a lovely piece of brewery memorabilia.
The enamel is in very good vintage condition, with bright colour, crisp detail, and only light age‑related handling to the metal reverse. Ideal for collectors of brewery advertising, Kentish brewing history, or enamel pin ephemera.
Shepherd Neame – Britain’s Oldest Brewery, Established 1698
Founded in Faversham, Kent, in 1698, Shepherd Neame holds the distinction of being the UK’s oldest independent brewery. Known for classics such as Spitfire, Bishop’s Finger, and Master Brew, the brewery has long embraced promotional items for pubs, staff, and trade events. Enamel badges like this one were typically produced for brewery representatives or as part of branded pub merchandise, making them appealing to collectors who value authentic British brewing heritage.
Shepherd Neame Master Brewers Enamel Pin Badge
£9.00
Description
A striking vintage enamel pin celebrating Shepherd Neame, Britain’s oldest continuously operating brewery. The badge features a bold red ground with gold lettering and a turquoise accent, proudly displaying “Since 1698 – Shepherd Neame – Master Brewers”. Compact, colourful, and full of heritage appeal, it’s a lovely piece of brewery memorabilia.
The enamel is in very good vintage condition, with bright colour, crisp detail, and only light age‑related handling to the metal reverse. Ideal for collectors of brewery advertising, Kentish brewing history, or enamel pin ephemera.
Shepherd Neame – Britain’s Oldest Brewery, Established 1698
Founded in Faversham, Kent, in 1698, Shepherd Neame holds the distinction of being the UK’s oldest independent brewery. Known for classics such as Spitfire, Bishop’s Finger, and Master Brew, the brewery has long embraced promotional items for pubs, staff, and trade events. Enamel badges like this one were typically produced for brewery representatives or as part of branded pub merchandise, making them appealing to collectors who value authentic British brewing heritage.