Found Bo’ness.
Maker unidentified.
Find location would suggest Scottish origins but …
Possibly of foreign origins.
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Found on the old site previously occupied by the Etna Brick Works, Bathville. Unidentified maker. Find location would suggest Scottish origins but … There is however a distinct possibility that this fire brick is of American origins. Trojan is a brand name for bricks produced by Gladding, McBean and Co, Southgate, Los Angeles County, California….
These large open-ended fire clay liners appear to be designed to stack up and form a continuous column and are possibly some sort of chimney liner. They measure approx. 662mm high x 558mm square and are lying in a Salvage Yard in Glasgow, Scotland. The reference to 485 / 485 is possibly associated with the…
Found by Michael Fallon in the Glasgow area. Tuileries de Beauvais 6 Made in France Terracotta roof tile. . . . .
Found on the Firth of Clyde, Glasgow. This appears to be a firebrick and there are possible missing letters prior to the ‘savage’. There was a company called Savage and Williams in Birmingham making bricks but I believe these were building bricks. This brick is possibly from further afield and possibly a product of the…
Found by Michael Fallon in the Glasgow area. Sterreberg SS Courtrai. Terracotta roof tile. . . . .
Found by Michael Fallon in the Glasgow area. Tuileries de Beauvais CT Made in France. Terracotta roof tile. . . . .
Found by Michael Fallon in the Glasgow area. Tuileries Reunies Beauprez & Gruyelle W Wahagnies Thumeries Nord. Terracotta roof tile. . . . .
Found by Michael Fallone in the Glasgow area. RD Tuileries Du Nord Monopole Made in France. Terracotta roof tile. . . . .
Found on the shore at Bo’ness, Firth of Forth. This is a French brick. Joseph and Ephrem Tenaud Malo -de- Guersac (Which at that time was part of the commune Montoir ) built a brickyard in the locality in 1880. . . . ***************************
Found by Tucker Kennedy at Ardrossan, Ayrshire. Does anyone recognise the logo at the end – is it a Quigley trademark – I can not find a reference to it. Thanks to Jean Bear for the following information – “The symbol is in reference to those in the arch. Quigley Company made quite a few…
