Saturday January 17th. 9 am to 3 pm.
RSL Hall, Corner Hesse & King St., Queenscliff
Public entry $2.
In addition to the market a once only display of Queenscliff Memorabilia will be on public view including many rare and unique items from local collectors.
More information 0417 374 296 and 0427 338 098 or info@geelongbottleandcollectables.club
Saturday December 6th at Agricultural Hall, Geelong Showgrounds.
Open to Public 8 am to 2 pm.
Public Admission: $5
Early Bird Buyer Passes: $15 (allows access during setup times)
Vendor Information:
Indoor stalls from $30 per site.
Setup:
Friday from Noon to 7 pm
Saturday from 6 am to 8 am.
Enquiries: David – 0419 434 306; Paul – 0427 338 098
Or Email: info@geelongbottleandcollectables.club for more information.
Saturday December 14th 2024.
Geelong Showgrounds, Agricultural Hall.
It’s on again. The Annual Geelong Bottle & Collectables Club Swap and Sell day.
1st October 2022. 8 am to 2 pm Geelong Showgrounds, Agricultural Hall.
2021 Geelong Bottle & Collectables Club Swap and Sell Day
27th November 2021
8 am to 2 pm
Geelong Showgrounds, Agricultural Hall.
Dozens of sellers already booked! Find a unique Christmas Present!
It’s been out for a while but here is the Geelong Bottle & Collectables Club June Newsletter!
Features: Show news, unfortunately now cancelled but we can say we are well advanced in preparations for 2021!
– A record auction result.
– Bunnings updates.
– The revamped Billsons Brewery of Beechworth.
– Restoring old wine labels.
– Interview with the President.
– Pictures from some fine collections
– and many more!
A stunning piece of Geelong History. Trains from Melbourne to Geelong. Auction news. A great dig story. Even a TV review!
It’s all in the latest edition of the Geelong Bottle and Collectables Club Newsletter. Available now!
While meetings and gatherings are on hold due to Covid-19 we still have a newsletter for you! Some pre-pandemic travel stories, Drysdale Festival of Glass roundup and much more.
At this stage the club is still working towards hosting the Victorian State Bottle & Collectables Show in October and as such the committee is continuing in preparation. No point throwing our hands in the air and being unprepared!
Hope all club members are safe and well and look forward to being able to catch up again.
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The February Club newsletter has been out for a couple of weeks. You can read it all here.
Plenty of discussion of our October fair with lots of great ideas put forward to make this a fun weekend for all. Plus reports of a couple of road trips – with one requiring more that just a road! Latest finds, Bunnings BBQ fundraising and more.