The Friends of the Froth Blowers ; a site dedicated to the memory and preservation of the A.O.F.B., Ye Ancient Order of Froth Blowers. 


WANTED !  articles, anecdotes, ephemera, information, photos, anything Froth Blower related - Can you help ?

Contact the  F.O.F.B. F.O.F.B. Annual re-union confirmed - pre-booking preferable see the Events page.... New F.O.F.B. Flickr Group created , everyone welcome to join and add their own posts and comments.....


History of the A.O.F.B.               A.O.F.B. Merchandise   updated Jan 09      Submissions/contributions   updated June 07

Who was Bert Temple ? Jan 09   Links    froth related & research                    Facts, Trivia & Titbits  updated  Mar 07   

The VATS  updated Jan 09        Events Diary  updated Feb 09                       Articles of Association, the constitution of the A.O.F.B.

                                                  F.O.F.B. Flickr group   New May 09  Everyone welcome to join


Please sign / leave a note on the guest book - a great way to get in touch with other interested parties - especially you have information or can add to any aspect of the A.O.F.B. .

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The Friends of the Froth Blowers Website - born January 20th 2006

Born out of the determination and enthusiasm of a couple of likeminded individuals ;  Steve Williams and David Woodhead. My personal thanks go to these two for creating the interest .

Steve Williams is the Secretary of the Pub History Society.

David Woodhead is author of 'Of Fripp and Froth Blowers', which is what started my interest in the AOFB. Copies of David's booklet are available on eBay or you can contact  David - via e-mail        -     

  Ian Brown   - Webmaster, The Friends of the Froth Blowers . 


Thanks to David Woodhead, Steve Williams, Brian Kilmister, Chris Kilmister, Reg Richardson, Andrew Scott, Robert Easter, Paul Turner, Steve Gane, Mike Maidment, Chris Murray, Jill Roberts, Nicholas Redman, Richard Temple, Bert Temple and Sir Alfred Fripp , apologies to anyone that may have been missed.