Historical information
Timber panels salvaged from the foyer of Forestry House 601 Bourke Street in late1980s.
The material for the plaques was assembled in carpenters shop in FCV districts throughout the State.
Timber was kiln dried by M. Feiglin & Sons at Nunawading and erected by Peter Danby Pty. Ltd.
Two highly decorative panels thought to be carved by Robert Prenzel in about 1908.
Significance
Closely linked to FCV Forestry House in Melbourne
Physical description
Timber Display Panel
Inscriptions & markings
Two highly carved panels were possibly made by Robert Prenzel in about 1908.
Alternatively, in about 1994, forester Norm Endacott took them to the National Gallery for inspection by an expert in Australian wood carvers of early 20th century who thought they may have been by Lewis John Godfrey.