Braybrook Shire & Keilor / Sunshine / Brimbank Council Coat of Arms & Logos

Shire of Braybrook

 

The Coat of Arms informs the observer that the Shire of Braybrook was initially a rural area with its images of a cow, sheep, and hay.

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Shire of Keilor Coat of Arms

 

The Coat of Arms informs the observer that the Shire of Braybrook was initially a rural area with its images of a cow & vegetable's.

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City of Sunshine

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The City of Sunshine Coat of Arms left hand side depicts the factories and the flame of industry (H.V. McKays Harvester Works & the Maribyrnong Meat Works). The right hand side depicts the early agricultural significance of the area (Farming & cattle raising). 

 

The 1992 corporate logo representing a sun made up of two elements, a sphere representing unity and a half circle representing prosperity & progress (designed by Steve Jones)

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City of Brimbank

 

The blue background represents stability and the yellow is for energy.

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The wheat graphic represents the area’s history of agriculture manufacture and the flat grassy landscape of the western plains, drawn in a modern manner.

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Council introduced the first logo (top) in May 1996. The current logo (bottom) has been used since 2012.

 

Collection: S&DHS

Ref: victoriancollections.net.au

Ref: City of Brimbank

Ref: S&DHS

Photo: S&DHS