Any ideas?

[rpadam]

How about this (again 1930s, but Singapore rather than Jamaica)?

http://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspap...00129-1.2.89.2

[NickDavies]

How about this (again 1930s, but Singapore rather than Jamaica)?

http://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspap...00129-1.2.89.2

That would be this: bingo! Unless there was some trademark copy catting going on.

http://www.breweryhistory.com/wiki/i...rewery_Co._Ltd

[oldboots]

I'm still not convinced. It's not the same twin tower design as the beer mat and a different brand name.

[rpadam]

I'm still not convinced. It's not the same twin tower design as the beer mat and a different brand name.

Going back to the Kingston Gleaner in Jamaica for a minute, it was being advertised as Tower Brand Lager Beer in 1929/30 (as per the Singapore advert) but just Tower Brand Beer (as per the beermat) by 1936.

[Tris39]

Going back to the Kingston Gleaner in Jamaica for a minute, it was being advertised as Tower Brand Lager Beer in 1929/30 (as per the Singapore advert) but just Tower Brand Beer (as per the beermat) by 1936.

Perhaps the product was tweaked to suit different markets?

[Soup Dragon]

How about this:

From 1934 Post Office Directory

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http://breweryhistory.com/wiki/index...Barrett_ad.jpg

http://breweryhistory.com/wiki/index...tt_%26_Co._Ltd

I think Nick is correct

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