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Geelong Bottle and Collectables Club

Locality: Geelong, Victoria

Phone: +61 419 434 306

Address: PO Box 1514 3220 Geelong, VIC, Australia

Website: https://www.geelongbottleandcollectables.club/

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25.01.2022 Bell Park 1863 by Samuel Calvert. State Library of Victoria collection. A stunning piece of Geelong History. Trains from Melbourne to Geelong. Auction news. A great dig story. Even a TV review! Its all in the latest edition of the Geelong Bottle and Collectables Club Newsletter. Available now! 2020MayGBCCNewsDownload Cover of the May 2020 Geelong Bottle & Collectables Club Newsletter https://www.geelongbottleandcollectables.club/may-club-new/

25.01.2022 Everyone welcome to our first meeting for 2019 on January 28 th At 730 for 8 pm start Brief meeting to discuss our outings and events for 2019 Vote on 2018 find of the year Latest finds including who got what in the ABCR auction and supper with a group of friendly collectors

24.01.2022 Happy New year --After a very difficult 2020 we hope that in 2021 you get some of your "dream" items ---here are a few of ours for starters---we are of course Charles Cole fans!!! and sometimes New Years wishes come true!!! Click on images to enlarge

24.01.2022 ABCR Auction 34 closes soon (now with correct end date!) -

24.01.2022 ABCR Auction 34 closes soon -

24.01.2022 GB&CC held their final gathering for 2018 last night. Everyone enjoyed the conversations, food and friendships in relaxed warm spring night. Onys the swap and sell and seeing Daves collection. Thanks Hany Smith for hosting us all Next meeting January 28 th... Have a great Christmas and New Year Good luck in the hunt See more

22.01.2022 And part 2 of Geelong Collectors Fair displays

21.01.2022 JOHN (JONATHON) GODFREY REEVES was born in March 1847 at Eniscorthy, Ireland and arrived in Hobson’s Bay on board the clipper ship Lightning on the 27th Nov. 1855. On leaving school he entered the office of E.H. Cole & Co., Wine & Spirits Merchants in Geelong (his sister Hannah was E.H. Coles wife) and remained with this firm for seven years. then moved to Dunedin, New Zealand and worked there for nine years (with his brothers Charles Stevens Reeves who became mayor of D...unedin and Richard Reeves a politician ) as Manager of Reeves & Co. Aerated Waters & Cordial Manufacturers. Reeves then returned to Geelong and worked initially as Manager of the Clifton Springs Mineral Water Co. He was also the Lessee of the company but after spending six years there did not renew the lease after it had expired. Reeves then started his business in Geelong on the 1st November 1885, calling the business the Corio Steam Aerated Water Manufactory, with his factory situated on the corner of Smythe & Cavendish Streets. Geelong. This would have been in opposition to his cousin Chas Cole's business. His business evidently flourished as during the Summer of 1887 the production of drinks increased from 600 dozen bottles per day to 1200 dozen bottles per day. Some of the flavours advertised for sale by the firm were Soda Water, Lemonade, Gingerade, Sarsaparilla, Tonic Water and Dandelion Ale. J.G. Reeves was declared insolvent on 1st February 1890 and the business closed down that year. See more

20.01.2022 A few photos of some great rare jars and bottles. All highly sought after if you did happen to have one or know of one. You may see similar at our October 2 nd and 3rd Show. We are waiting until late July or early August to make a final decision on possibility of the show running. If it does go ahead we have decided to cut the Sunday to reduce show costs and increase its chances of running.

20.01.2022 A few Rare Geelong items did very well at the ABCR auction which finished recently. The George Hooper demijohn making $360 plus commissions The Hooper Cash Grocers (not pictured) making the same amount The extremely rare Union Ice Cool Stores milk making $1500 approx, plus commissions Well you wont see these at our next meeting Monday February 24th at 7:30 for an 8 pm meeting under the James Harrison bridge in the Belmont pavilion Barrabool Rd belmont. ... You might see them in the meeting after, on March 23 Rd after they get picked up at Cranbourne bottle show. ABCR does offer great free delivery to shows and events. Bring your latest finds, and be prepared to enjoy the information and collecting fellowship and if you are, or know a prospective new member... bring them along as well

20.01.2022 Hello collectors. A reminder that as there has been no change to social distancing laws our April meeting has been cancelled. Schedules for our October show are out and available at our club website to download and print.... Aw big Thankyou to Paul Bruce for the hours he spent on the schedule. It is comprehensive to encourage everyone to enter the category of their choice. And another Thank you to Dave Bruce for updating our website and loading up the PDF of the schedule etc. Without volunteers shows would not happen. David Smith has spoken with AWA stadium and their thinking is the same as ours. That is yes, plan the event, get everything ready and decide much closer to the time if we need to cancel. A couple of great Geelong coloured glass items. The beautifully coloured AVA cordials is from Fyansford. The Chas Cole whisky is perhaps their last fully embossed bottle. We all miss lingering at Eastern beach . Stay safe. https://www.geelongbottleandcollectables.club

19.01.2022 Is this a record for a Geelong Demijohn? Just sold on eBay last night Beacon Trading Co Geelong Ink under glaze in perfect condition Extremely rare. I know of only two other examples !... Plus a Modern Dairy Belmont slug plate pint sold over $200 Geelong items are always sought after. Will we see either of these at the next club meeting? Which is normally due to be on Easter Monday 22/4 but dont go then ! We have changed it to the FIFTH MONDAY 29/2!!! See more

19.01.2022 Geelong’s Chas Cole and Co was one of Australia’s leading wine and spirit and aerated water companies in the period 1880 to 1930’s This may be surprising as it was after the grape vine disease phylloxera had been through the district. They registered a distinctive trade mark known as the Halcyon. One of their products was even called ‘Halcyon Cocktail (see image) The term "halcyon" is usually associated with calm, peace, prosperity and affluence all very desirable in an... aerated water and wine and spirit business on the shores of Corio Bay --however the derivation of the meaning goes back to Greek mythology. The story goes that Alkyone, the daughter of the god of the winds, became so distraught when she learned that her husband had been killed in a shipwreck that she threw herself into the sea and was changed into a kingfisher. As a result, ancient Greeks called such birds alkyon or halkyon. The legend also says that such birds built floating nests on the sea, where they so charmed the wind god that he created a period of unusual calm that lasted until the birds' eggs hatched. This legend prompted people to use halcyon both as a noun naming a genus of kingfisher and as an adjective meaning either "of or relating to the kingfisher or its nesting period" or calm. Merriam -Webster dictionary See more

17.01.2022 Nothing to do this Saturday ? Head up to Bendigo for a great swap and sell day See your friends Buy a bit. Get something appraised.... Even take something up to sell. ABCR auctions will be there with deliveries from their latest auction. See you there See more

15.01.2022 Will be plenty of Geelong club members in attendance at this.

14.01.2022 Come and see club members Cam Ward and David Smith at Geelong swap meet tomorrow We will be on the main oval with lots of bottles and collectables for sale or trade. Also free appraisals if you want to bring something along to see its value

14.01.2022 Great to see the Geelong Covent Garden in Moorabool st shopfront restyles by Frank Costa A reminder our April meeting tonight 7.30pm fir 8 pm start ... Bring your latest finds, swap abs sell and mini displays Plus talk about some great auction results and next round of shows and auctions

14.01.2022 Geelong Lego Users Group display at 2018 Geelong Collectors Fair One of the features of the 2018 Geelong Collectors Fair will be a display from the Geelong Lego Users Group. The Lego Users Group always manage to create amazing pieces for display and it will be exciting to see what they come up with this year. You can check it all out at the [ 40 more words ] http://www.geelongbottleandcollectables.club/geelong-lego-/

14.01.2022 We did not hold a May meeting of course and June is doubtful but lets see. However Tony Keunan, our newsletter editor, had produced three great editions. He has committed to doing extra editions in these times of isolation to keep communication to and from members going. They are great reads. We welcome your stories in your home collection ISO project, a quick dig, or as shops reopen a latest pick up etc. Links to newsletters are available on our website after distribution to GB&CC members.

14.01.2022 A Geelong Bottle & Collectables Club display Belmont Library From 18/11 to 29/11 Members Cam Ward, Noel Dawson and David Smith proudly showing the public some great Geelong and general items and part of our recruitment drive. Next meeting Monday 25/11 8 pm Belmont Pavillion Christmas dinner Buckleys Breakwater 6.30 pm 2/12... Committee meeting 9/12 See more

14.01.2022 Displays at the Geelong collectors fair. Part 1.

14.01.2022 Its bump in day at the Geelong Collectors Fair! Exhibitors and Stallholders start setting up from 2 pm. Early bird entries for keen buyers are available for $20 also from 2 pm today.... https://www.facebook.com/events/190242238439649/

13.01.2022 Collectables, bottles, retro, garagenalia and general market. Saturday 14 Th November. 8am to 1pm. Rear of 237 High St Belmont is the Dean St, Belmont Scout Hall. Large Stalls are $20. Set up from 7am.... All proceeds to Belmont Scout Group. Contact David 0419434306 for stall bookings. See more

12.01.2022 A couple of items of Geelong interest that have come to light. The Geelong Aerated Water Works lime juice label c1920 This company used Chas Cole's companies excess bottling capacity. When GAW was formed Chas Cole was one of the directors of the company The second item shows the depot of Frank Hooper's in Ryrie St where Beacon Brand products were being distributed It is believed that W G Hearne the manufacturing chemist took over the site and established his offices and manufacturing base there Click on the photos to enlarge

11.01.2022 Hello from NOT sunny and warm Toowoomba Qld ! Thus little beauty turned up at the 2019 Toowoomba bottle and collectables show ! Long way from home A big agricultural pavilion in Toowoomba Showgrounds

11.01.2022 Guess who was the only person to have sweets after a big Warnambool show dinner ? I suppose all that mud treading works up an appetite Well done Scott

11.01.2022 The Geelong Advertiser dated 30th August 1919 Geelong Aerated Waters Pty. Ltd. is the name of the new company that is to control practically all soft drink manufacture in this City. It will have a capital of 25,000 Pounds and embrace a few of the leading financial men of this district. With the closing of Bollington’s and Trait’s the field has been left to Messrs Chas. Cole & Co. The promoters of the venture approached the latter with the result forces have been amalgama...ted. Messrs Chas. Cole & Co. have one of the most up to date plants in Australia, in many respects it is ahead of anything in Victoria, but more room is required for expansion. "Bottling was done in the Chas Cole" state of the art" plant which had spare capacity and a new manufacturing site was developed for GAW .Chas Cole had a place on the GAW Board ---Click on the photo to enlarge See more

11.01.2022 Hello fellow collectors. In these tough times things have gone quiet on our page so I thought I would tell you of my lucky find today. I was fortunate to pick up a light aqua AVA Cordials, Fyansford. A new aquaintance had a box Of abandoned bottles in his yard. I was asked to appraise them. This was the only one of any value so some negotiations and a swap for a Broken Hill Crown Seal he desired bought this beauty to its new home. The citron one is hard enough but I have n...ever seen the aqua before. Has anyone else? I hope you are all well and safe. We will get through this. David Smith

10.01.2022 HODGES BROS BREWERY Isaac Hodges, an Englishman, arrived in Victoria in the mid 1840’s and moved to Geelong in the early 1860’s. In 1868 he bought the Royal Brewery in Malop St, the brewery site was originally the Royal Theatre, built by Henry Elmes in 1849. Isaac Hodges died in 1875 and his Brewery was taken over by his sons. At least three of the sons, Frederick, Isaac and Harry managed the Brewery and they changed the name of the Brewery to Hodges Bros. Brewery In about... 1881 they sold this Brewery to James Miller & Co. and bought the larger West End Brewery in La Trobe Terrace. They modernised the old brewery building and then again operated under the name of Hodges Bros. Brewery. The Brewery owned at least 12 hotels around Geelong and stocked them with its own beer. By 1889 the Brewery was employing 18 men and the monthly output of bottled beer was 1700 dozen with a further sale of 14,000 gallons of draught beer . The business was sold to the Carlton & United Brewery in 1925 They appear to have used only paper labelled bottles and a sand blasted ring seal beer Click on images to enlarge See more

09.01.2022 One of Geelong's earliest bottles is from the Chemist and Dentist J. T. Thomas --------he purchased the Medical Hall in Malop St from E Towle & Co in July 1850. Not long after the purchase Thomas advertised he was the sole agent for Dr Holloways Pills and ointments in Geelong and the Western District See pictures of a "surcharged "JT Thomas Holloway token (Mus Vic collection). J T Thomas bottles are very hard to get and there are a number of mould variations We would of course be very interested to hear about any E Towle bottles or containers if they exist .(Click on images to enlarge) PB

09.01.2022 ABCR auction update From the ABCR page Website Outage & Changed End Time. We are still waiting for our hosts (https://www.crucial.com.au) to rectify the issue they are having and get our site back online.... Given it is already late in the day Auction 38 will NOT be ending tonight. As we are also in the dark as to what Crucial will restore for us when they do get their issue solved we are currently not in a position to give a definite new finish time. Once we have more information from Crucial we will make another announcement as to how Auction 38 will proceed. If you have sent emails to any of the abcrauctions.com addresses such as [email protected]) we wont have received them as that address is also connected to the hosting platform. If you do wish to send us an email try Dave at [email protected] or Travis at [email protected]. Thanks for your patience and sorry for the inconvenience. Travis & Dave

09.01.2022 Our July meeting is on tomorrow night 22 nd July (not 29th) From 7.30 pm for a brief 8 pm meeting Followed by discussion on everyones latest finds and chatter with a casual and friendly supper All welcome Belmont Pavllion under Janes Harrison Bridge ... Barrabool Rd Belmont Oh And my latest pick up Small Thomas Geelong Very early chemist bottle Beside his bigger brother A recent pick up by fellow member on my behalf as I was travelling A great example of the friendship that the club offers.

08.01.2022 Hello everyone GBACC hopes you are all doing ok in these troubled times. The good items are still out there ! David Smith was offered this great 3 piece enamel sign recently He negotiated and grabbed the rare opportunity... We believe the sign may have been on Myers St Drill Hall but would love confirmation on this. We are finalising the schedule for the October 2nd to 4th show So when it comes our please enter as normal We will review the show come September if circumstances have not changed by then and if needed Please send little stories of whats happening in your collectables world to David Smith so he can share and keep us all talking in this great hobby.

08.01.2022 C E Graham Marble Bottles These are very rare bottles from Portarlington on the Bellarine Peninsula. It has long been known that Mr Graham owned a successful general store and tobacconist shop in Portarlington. It was assumed that he operated a small aerated water machine to make soft drinks to sell through this outlet. He was also an enthusiastic poultry breeder and exhibitor with his black orphingtons in his All Black poultry farm. Mr Graham won many prizes for his marksm...anship in the Portarlington rifle club and trophies as a bowler. He was a Shire Councillor in the Bellarine Shire. He and Thomas Wardin from the Grand Hotel Portarlington were prosecuted in the Drysdale courthouse (the historical society building) on the 26th October 1906 for using other manufacturers trade- marked bottles perhaps this explains why the C E Graham bottles are so hard to get The photo from David Smith's collection shows the 3 known variations of the bottles This kind of prosecution occurred all over Victoria as large companies were losing the use of their own bottles. This case was reported widely in the press due to the large 100 pound fine imposed Click on the images to enlarge See more

07.01.2022 An interesting Auction coming up locally

07.01.2022 Geelong collectables continue to break records Is this Geelongs first $20,000 plus collectable ? Sold at auction for $17,500 plus commission Sunday 5/5/19 bringing it to over $20000 ! Wow !

06.01.2022 Charles Cole was arguably Geelong's most famous wine judge Having been chairman of judges of the major capital city wine shows for many years He also made many award winning Geelong wines. Two such wines have come to light recently via labels discovered on old bottles One is for Constantia and the other Xmas Port Both were most likely table wines fortified with grape spirit Port of course originated in Portugal in Oporto in the 16th Century Constantia was a famous 16th Century South African wine which originated in the Constantia valley on the edge of Cape Town and was made from an aromatic variety of Muscat grape Both of Chas Coles wines would have most likely been made from Geelong grapes of the correct varieties

05.01.2022 Should be some local stuff amongst this!

04.01.2022 OUR club is in the process of documenting the containers, advertising labels and posters of early Geelong traders and manufacturers. Some chemists have been particularly elusive Our last post on AJ Rushbrook unearthed a chemist dose cup we were not aware of . Our next elusive chemist is JAMES FARR DENTRY J. F. DENTRY appears to have commenced business in Jan.1885, having purchased the wholesale, retail and drug business of Mr. W. Colledge at 124 Moorabool St. In Jan. 1903 the premises, owned by W. Colledge was sold and Dentry relocated his business to 1 Moorabool St, opposite the then Moorabool Street Theatre. If any readers have more information about this chemist we would love to hear about it.

04.01.2022 Hello GB&CC Members, I am back from a great trip to NZ National show in Tauranga North Island. Made it home before the deadline but now in compulsory self isolation for two weeks. ... More on that trip in a newsletter report that I must send to Tony ! Your committee has had several phone discussions and have made the reluctant decision to suspend Monday 23/04/2020 AGM and General meeting. Current positions will retain status quo until we can run an AGM. We can review whether we can meet April 27th and subsequent meetings. This will be reviewed on a monthly basis by the executive committee Yes I know bit of a pain but necessary to protect the members at this stage. Please contact Paul, Cam or my self any time through this. We will send out emails as often as we can with any news and like that turns up. and look at our face book page and website. Please send me photos of any thing you find and I will pass on to members. Nothing stopping you from being out and about digging and supporting collectable shops. Bottle shows, swap meets and like have been cancelled . The internet will probably be your best friend through this period,. ABCR Auctions are on in April and there are many bottle, dig & dive, tins and like face book sites on line check them out and have some input. Committee will finalise the October 2nd to 4th show schedule, by email and send it out via ABCR magazine and Internet. Our plan is to prepare for and run the October Show at the moment. Obviously we can review it closer to the date. Cheers in Collecting David If any member needs any supplies due to panic buying please contact me on 0419434306 . P

04.01.2022 Just arrived to add to my collection this fantastic Corio Grande Brandy counter top adverting card. I missed out on one the same a month ago. Then this one popped up On Facebook auction. One very happy collector. Until then I had never seen one. Bought the flask many years ago when I bought Gladstone bag full of items. The flask was wrapped up in paper in the bottom of the bag as a bonus. ... David See more

04.01.2022 A J. RUSHBROOK. Albert James Rushbrook commenced business as a chemist in Ballarat in 1891 in Albert St Sebastopol (next to the post office). During his time in Ballarat he won a gold medal from the Pharmaceutical Society of Victoria. He moved to Geelong in about 1913, trading from 48 Malop Street. His premises were sold to Moran and Cato in 1917 and were to be demolished for their new shop .We are not sure what his bottle Salcuro (pictured) actually contained. Records are sketchy but it appears he also had a Chemist shop at 168 Pakington Street until his retirement in around 1940. His sons Albert Vincent and Kenneth were both Pharmacists and continued the business as A. J. Rushbrook & Sons. Click on the pictures to enlarge Paul B

03.01.2022 An old faded label on a bottle revealed an interesting story ---- LANSDOWNE NURSERY IN HIGHTON GEELONG WERE PIONEERS IN THE SACARAMENTAL "WINE" INDUSTRY the Geelong Advertiser reported the following in May 1881 A new industry is being gradually fostered at the Lansdowne nursery, at Highton, . by an old resident of that locality, Mr J. P. Foster. It is the supplying of the market with unfermented wines, in every way suitable for sacramental purposes, and of exceptional value... to sick persons. For some years Mr Foster was furnishing his customers with wine which passed through a boiling process, but the liquor lost its flavour, and as a marketable product had very little demand. Experiments have been from time to time made by Mr Foster to preserve the wine without boiling it, and yet supply the liquor pure from the grape, and in a perfectly unfermented state. In this he has been successful, and now a non-alcoholic beverage containing the full flavour of the grape is placed in the market for general consumptionfor all classes of worshippers of the rosy god. At a meeting of ministers and laymen of different churches, held in the Mechanics' Institute the other day, the wine was highly approved of as a liquor to be used in the church sacraments. Like everything else where skill has to be employed, a secret underlies the process of preserving the wine, and this Mr Foster keeps to himself, although he removes all doubt as to the genuineness of the grape juice by stating that the wine is unadulterated, as its purity of colour and taste amply testify. When gathered the grapes are passed through a mill, and the juice crushed out in the ordinary way adopted at all vineyards, and certain things done to prevent the fermentation of the liquor, whilst the colour is retained. It is then placed in casks, afterwards bottled, and supplied as ordered. With the limited appliances at hand, Mr Foster is able to make about ten hogsheads of various kinds of wine every year. One of the recommendations of the wine is that it improves with age and becomes a refreshing beverage. Mr Foster is now making an unfermented cider and is about to introduce a wine made from pomegranates, which is said to have peculiar medicinal properties. In addition to the wine industry, Mr Foster also cultivates nearly three acres of land in the rearing of fruit and ornamental trees and a variety of plants." "

03.01.2022 Collectors fair Antique bottles and collectables Displays from private collections Cranbourne Public Hall 166 Gippsland Hwy ... Cranbourne 9AM to 3 PM See more

03.01.2022 We have in our collection a full Udolpho Wolfes bottle with Royal Kent Bitters label and a zinc Chas Cole foil top. This seems to provide some evidence that Chas Cole Geelong either made or was agent for Royal Kent bitters. Click on the photos to enlarge Paul B

03.01.2022 DOMINION SCHNAPPS A club member recently acquired this square bottle c1900 with Dominion on one side and schiedam on another and aromatic schnapps on another It had been apparently found in New Zealand. After a little research we found that ---The important thing to know is that Schnapps is Gin and Schiedam is a city and municipality in the province of South Holland in the Netherlands. The city is known for its historical center with canals, and for having the tallest windmills in the world. Schiedam is also famous for the distilleries and malthouses and production of jenever (gin) so much so that in French and English the word schiedam (usually without a capital s) refers to the town’s Holland gin. This was the town’s main industry during the early Industrial Revolution in the 18th and 19th century. (Wikipedia)

03.01.2022 a couple of nice pottery items that have come to light---- one is from Queenscliff and appears to be early Bendigo pottery the other is from Melbourne and has been attributed to the early Chesterfield Pottery c 1867 made for Walter Brown a plumber in Emerald Hill (South Melbourne) Click on the photos to enlarge them

02.01.2022 Wow ! Who said One mans trash is another mans treasure ? Just think that these bottles were once filled , at least once, the buyer enjoyed their contents, then they were thrown out. Perhaps to remain buried or hidden for 100 years. They have lived in several collections since being found. Now they are worth big $$$... Come and see the Lancaster Auctions 2019 National Show Auction catalogue on our Monday 26 th August monthly meeting 7.30pm for an 8pm start Hear about the National and Maryborough shows See everyone latest finds and enjoy chatting with other collectors

02.01.2022 THE GEELONG BOTTLE and COLLECTORS CLUB inc. There is a lot more to collecting than acquiring lots of things Do you like talking about early Geelong? Would you like to meet friendly people who love local History Would you like more information about us, like to attend a meeting or even join? We meet monthly at the pavilion below the James Harrison Bridge in Belmont. Contact our secretary Paul Bruce for more information at [email protected] Click on the picture to enlarge

02.01.2022 Cub members Noel Dawson and Cam Ward displaying some classic Geelong bottles , including the rare Clifton Springs Maugham at 2019 Festival of Glass, Drysdale Well done and thanks to Cam and Noel

01.01.2022 Setting up continues apace! Still plenty to come in tomorrow. Nice stuff everywhere!

01.01.2022 Hope you are all fit and well and still collecting At our committee meeting on Sunday it was reluctantly resolved to cancel our two day State Show in October 2020 due to the uncertainties surrounding COVID 19 We have delayed this decision for as long as possible in the hope that the incidence of the COVID 19 virus would decline. With an overall budget in the order of $20000 we do need a considerable attendance from collectors and the public for us to cover costs. Our commit...tee felt that given the current lockdowns and restrictions on travel we could not proceed any further with our planning due to difficulty we would have in getting collector and public attendance and the considerable financial risks involved. Consequently we will be refunding our early entrants and stallholders and thanking them for their support. We were gratified by the excellent reaction by the general public and artisans to the Lost Skills workshops that were planned throughout the show weekend and will be asking the artisans we had approached to support the Lost skills component of our show in 2021 Our committee also agreed that we should commence planning to run our show in the same weekend in October 2021. They also agreed that the 2021 show would be a one day show with the normal setup on the Friday before the show on the Saturday . We will keep you informed about the 2021 show as our planning for this show progresses. Thanking you for your support and understanding Stay Safe Paul Bruce Secretary Geelong Bottle and Collectables Club inc. See more