Or for just one half penny more….
Above images scanned from The Story of HB by Paul Mulhern & Kieran Fagan.
See related post: Ice Pop Culture – Part 2, HB – The Soft Ones
Or for just one half penny more….
Above images scanned from The Story of HB by Paul Mulhern & Kieran Fagan.
See related post: Ice Pop Culture – Part 2, HB – The Soft Ones
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Little Devil was a whopping 3p, but I believe that I was worth every p. It was also known as Little Imp in the UK.
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The most popular adverts shown on RTE television since 1961. Overseas names are 10) Pond’s Cream, 9) Timotei Shampoo, 8) Bisto gravy, 7) Heineken, 6) Weetabix, 5) Kellogg’s, 4) Cars, 3) Hair Colour Men and Women, 2) Budweiser and 1) Washing Powder. Irish are 10) Harp Lager, 9) Murphy’s Stout, 8) Club Orange, 7) Jacob’s Biscuits, 6) Guaranteed Irish, 5) Sunday Independent, 4) Guinness, 3) Sno Yogurt’s, 2) Smithwick’s Ale and 1) HB Ice Cream.
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