Brick Frog – origins of use?
— 10/03/2015The brick frog is the indentation in a brick, normally where the maker’s name is stamped. The vast
Read moreSome brick related articles of interest that are not directly associated with a Scottish brick and tile works but nonetheless are associated with the industry itself.
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CPL Ward R.A.F.P 1948
— 29/01/2015This is a fascinating brick. The inscription is on a brick of a guardhouse at the airbase Fassberg,
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This brick was made 18 May 1741 by Wm Morrill
— 19/01/2015The images below are those of a brick that oozes character and historical value. A remarkable piece of
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Brick development through the centuries.
— 29/11/2014Previously considered to be an inferior material to stone, brick construction was rarely used in Britain
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Don’t spit on the sidewalk
— 21/09/2014Dr Samuel Crumbine of Dodge City was one of the leading figures in the field of public health in the
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Working conditions, wages and social activities – brick and tile manufacturing industry.
— 18/08/201417/06/1820 – Caledonian Mercury – The brick s making business is now extremely flat. There
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01/07/2014 – Visitors from the USA
— 02/07/2014Following several months of swapping emails and planning, I eventually met with Donna and Wally Johnson
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Carborundum Co, Trafford Park, Manchester
— 02/07/2014Graces Guide – 1891 – After Edward Goodrich Acheson tried to make artificial diamond, he
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Bradnums Marmalade – Stone lithograph.
— 17/05/2014Found at Seafield, Edinburgh. Stone slab with a reverse transfer of what appears to be a Bradnums Marmalade
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