Found St Boswells, Scottish Borders.
Boghead Fireclay Works, Bathgate, West Lothian.
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Below – A very similar stamp on a brick which was found by Ian Suddaby at Portobello.
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Below – A very similar stamp on a special brick found by Eddie McLean in the Glasgow area.
There is a groove or slot around 3 faces of the brick and note the ‘ridge’ between the lines of text.
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Below – A very similar stamp on a brick found at the site of the old Boghead Brickworks. Note the definite separation bar between the two lines of text.
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Below – The following broken bricks were found at Ravenscraig, Motherwell but left in situ.
Boghead Glasgow with ‘Glasgow’ upside down and reversed to the top line.
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Below – Glasgow Boghead
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