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— 12/02/2015Found Bo’ness, Firth of Forth. This is believed to be a Danish brick and would have been stamped
Read moreThese are bricks either believed to be foreign or possibly foreign that have been found in Scotland. I will tag these bricks with ‘foreign’
Found at Ardrossan, Ayrshire among many a Douglas fire brick. AP Green, Missouri, USA bought the Douglas
Read moreThis fire brick was found by Francis Caven on the Brassie Shore, north shore heading towards Irvine,
Read moreThese large open-ended fire clay liners appear to be designed to stack up and form a continuous column
Read moreThere are many newspaper articles detailing the import of Belgian bricks to the UK as a whole. Below
Read moreFound on the Firth of Clyde near Dumbarton, Glasgow. Following research by Heather Olson, Archaeology
Read moreFound Inverkeithing Firth of Forth, Scotland. Directory of clay products 1961 / 62 page 18 refers to
Read moreDecorated brick found in a 200-year-old cottage in Charente, France by Martin Nickolls. However, the
Read moreThese two bricks were found in the tidal muds at Grangemouth, Scotland and in the same location as a
Read moreFound on the Firth of Clyde, Port Glasgow, Glasgow. An American refractory brick made by H.K. Porter
Read moreFound at Bo’ness, Firth of Forth, Edinburgh. This is a firebrick stamped ‘Philadelphia No
Read moreFound by Michael Fallone in the Glasgow area. RD Tuileries Du Nord Monopole Made in France. Terracotta
Read moreFound by Andrew Wood in Dunfermline. Unidentified manufacturer. It is marked with 2 stars and the words
Read moreFound in the Kilmarnock, Ayrshire area. This is a baby fire brick. The following information is supplied
Read moreFound by Ian Suddaby. Ian states – Down and dirty at low tide in the bed of the River Carron at
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