Queen Elizabeth II 1953 Reclaimed Celebration Brick

The Queen Elizabeth II 1953 Reclaimed Celebration Brick is a unique piece of memorabilia from the coronation year of Queen Elizabeth II, commemorating her ascent to the British throne in 1953. This specific brick was made by George Armitage & Sons Ltd of Wakefield, a well-known British brick manufacturer. It carries a distinctive stamp in the "top bed frog" (the indentation on the top face of the brick), which reads: "ELIZABETH II . ARMITAGE . 1953".

The dimensions are in imperial units, measuring 9 inches by 3 inches, which is typical for traditional British bricks. As a reclaimed item, it represents a part of British history, marking the coronation of the late Queen Elizabeth II, who had a historic reign of over 70 years.

Given its historical value and craftsmanship by Armitage, this brick serves as a unique collector’s piece, reflecting both the industrial heritage and royal significance of 1953 Britain.

Dimensions:

• 9" (230mm) Length
• 3" (76mm) Height
• 4 1/16" (103mm) Width