The Glen Iris company also obtained a brick pit and works in Oakleigh east of Stamford Road (opposite the Oakleigh Brickworks site) in the 1930s, and later in Templestowe. Glen Iris issued a number of commemorative or dated bricks including a 1954 Royal Tour brick and 1956 Olympic Games brick.
The Glen Iris Company was bought by Boral in 1970. Northcote council and the state government transferred the Thornbury site to Aboriginal Advancement League by 1982.
c1915 early form
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1940s raised letters |
1954 Royal Tour Brick |
1955 raised letters |
1950s coat of arms |
1956 Olympic |
1960s bar frog |
Hi. Like to know if the 1954 Royal Tour brick are worth anything as i have a few in perfect condition ?
ReplyDeleteI would be interested in buying one if you still have some. Please let me know.
DeleteWe’re you successful in purchasing one ? If not I have one available.
DeleteHi Ron - thank you for the offer. I have finished the paving I was doing so don’t have the need anymore. Cheers
DeleteI’d love one if you have one still. Would be a great talking point in my paving as I have an Olympic one and a coat of arms as well. Pls reach out to me if you would be will to sell one for $10
ReplyDeleteI have one dated 1959 but the last 9 is clearly different from the preceding 195 as if added or changed for some reason, any ideas?
ReplyDeleteHi Ron, I would like to buy a Glen Iris brick if you have one. Is it still available? 0428 499 651
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Hi David. Please read my post below. Thankd
DeleteHi David. I have 17 Glen Iris Hawthorn Olympic cream bricks if you aren't successful obtaining one here. Regards Merlyn . 0425 722 726. Condition is used
ReplyDeleteMy dad has found a 1954 royal visit brick with raised letters and was curious on its worth.
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