Corporate Body

Australian Glass Manufacturers Company Limited (I) (1915 - 1922)

From
1915
To
1922

Summary

Australian Glass Manufacturers Co. Ltd. Was formed through the amalgamation of the Waterloo Glass Bottle Works Ltd and the Melbourne Glass Bottle Works Co Pty Ltd in 1915. As part of establishing the new company the glass bottle makers Vanve and Ross Pty Ltd were purchased.

In 1922 the company was restructured through amalgamation with the Zetland Glass Bottle Works Ltd and a new company of the same name was registered.

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Timeline

 1872 - c. 1915 Melbourne Glass Bottle Works Company
       1915 - 1922 Australian Glass Manufacturers Company Limited (I)
             1922 - 1939 Australian Glass Manufacturers Company Limited (II)
                   1939 - Australian Glass Manufacturers Company Pty Ltd

Bruce Smith; Ken McInnes

Created: 10 September 2025

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