Above photo circa 1950s, kindly sent by Michael Mirams.

Gravesend Reporter, North Kent and South Essex Advertiser - Saturday 07 May 1904.

To Brewers and Others. 1869. The Prince of Wales.

Situate at Collier Street, in the parish of Yalding, on the main road from Maidstone to Marden and Brenchley, in the heart of the hop and fruit district. The property, which belongs to the trustees of Yalding Charities, consists of a convenient Dwelling House and appurtenances with said license, together with 6 acres and 10 parcels (more or less) of very rich hop and fruit land, and a modern brick and tile Oast and convenient Farm Building. The whole has been in the occupation of the present tenant, Mr. Daniel Savage, and his father for the last 53 years. The present lease expires at Michaelmass, ????. The Trustees are now offering this eligible property for Sale by Tender, subject to the approval of the ????. Tenders are invited for sale of the Freehold (subject to the existing lease.)

Sealed tenders should be in the hands of the undersigned, on or before the first Thursday, June 14th, 1904. The Trustees do not hand themselves to accept the highest or any Tender.
Richard Theasbere, Clerk to the Trustees.

Above sign, now owned by Sean Cole in San Diego. Which incidentally ended up inside a bar called "Downtown Johnny Brown's," in the 1980s, unfortunately now (2018) closed after being taken there by the man who undertook the renovation of the bar. It is said he sailed there with the sign as part of the Colonel Whitbread's yacht in the America's cup race.

Above aluminium card issued May 1949. Sign series 1 number 46.