Pub signs could also be an art expression. Web site waymarking.com was dedicated to finding these traditional pub signs. We are sharing with you 15 best signs in our choice. Enjoy!
A jokey name and two signs for the price of one.
An typical old village style public house opposite the church at Ashwell, Herts.
Slavery is no longer acceptable to portray on a pub sign. It seems that child labour is though.
This popular pub has a popular name with an all too popular sign.
This is about as descriptive as a pub name could possibly be.
Here we have a pub sign with a proper beery name.
This pub sign shows a Royalist hiding in an oak tree. It is the sign of The Royal Oak at Houghton Conquest.
A traditional public house in the centre of Taunton.
One of the oldest name s for a pub in the UK, and not necessarily one with agricultural roots.
A straightforward reference to the railway that used to run behind the pub here.
The Golden Fleece in Queen Street in the City of London.
This sign portrays The Green Man as a woodland inhabitant. Is he an outlaw?
In the old days, the very freshest beer would have been available at the brewery tap.
Three tuns is a huge amount of beer.
The black lion pub is a Inn in Derwenlas a few miles south of Machynlleth, but in Ceredigion.
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