Monday, July 7, 2014
A couple of great Bushells Tea signs from Sydney, thanks to Mark
Labels:
brick ads,
Bushell's,
fading ads,
Fairfield,
ghost signs,
Meadowbank,
Sydney,
urban history
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In February 2012 I stumbled upon a trove of company documents from the 1940s and 1950s at a demolition site in Footscray, Melbourne. Here I tell the stories associated with those documents: the records of signwriting company Lewis & Skinner, and the tattered books of correspondence connected with writer Morris West and the radio serial company he started and ran, Australasian Radio Productions. Plus the more general exploration of 'ghost signs' that my discovery has sparked.
Hi Stef,
ReplyDeleteAny chance Mark gave you the address of the Bushells sign in Meadowbank? I live near there and would love to go and look at it!!!
Thanks,
Emily
Hi Emily. Thanks for the comment. I've just heard back from Mark, who says "Its on the corner of Parkes and Falconer St and i think now its actually in Ryde not Meadowbank."
Deletethanks, Stef!
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