01/02 The palatial Br yson
family home in Brighton was
as good as could be had in
the 1960s.
03 Leasing new Jaguars
helped move the over 200
cars purchased in one order.
04 The huge building was
Br yson's ser vice home in
Sydney. It is now home units.05 The bleak remains of the
S-Type in which Hugh died.
06 Body repairs were all
performed internally.
07 A lot of MkXs were on hand!
08 Af ter his father's passing,
John went with his wife Lois to
England to meet with Sir William
Lyons and Lof t y England.
09 Famed Melbourne Herald
car toonist 'WEG' (WE Green)
por trayed Br ysons in a positive
light against Leyland Australia.01
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10 The graves in Brighton of
Trox, Hugh and Jack. The three
died within eight years.
11 John bought this S.S. Jaguar
100 in Tasmania and ran it many
times in the Targa Tasmania.
It was used to promote the
marque, and is now in the
Lindsay Fox Collection.
12 Jack remained forever fond
of the sea and lived nex t to the
Royal Brighton Yacht Squadron.
13 Sadly, these adver tisements
and the name will never been
seen again.
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