Found by Ethan Jones in the area of Wigan, England.
I am no in possession of this example.
The ‘B’ is stamped to the header.
Bonnyton Fireclay Works, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire.
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The following Gilmour & Co, Kilmarnock brick was recovered at the Cumbernauld Fire Clay Works, Cumbernauld Station near Glasgow by Ian King. The pipeworks were closed down and the brick was within an office. Ian was an electrical engineer who worked at many Scottish brickworks. Ian was informed by Bill Becket, the manager at the…
Found by Michael Fallone at the UCBS Factory, Glasgow. Bonnyton Fireclay Works, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire. Gilmour & Co Glasgow 1 or I . . . .
Found by Michael Fallone at the UCBS Factory. Glasgow. Bonnyton Fireclay Works, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire. . . . . .
The following bricks were recovered by Michael Fallone at the UCBS factory, Glasgow. The company of J. C. Edwards (Ruabon) Ltd, was based in Ruabon, Denbighshire, and was active from 1903 to 1956 as a brick, tile and terracotta manufacturer from its works at Tref-y-Nant, Acrefair, Albert Works, Rhosllannerchrugog, and Pen-y-bont, Newbridge, Denbighshire. James Coster…
Found by Andrew Gemmell in the Milngavie, Glasgow area. This is in theory an unidentified manufacturer but I do believe it is Scottish. The only other example I have seen is one on the Penmorfa site and which was found near Wrexham. My example and the Penmorfa example are both ‘baby’ bricks. My example is…
Found Seafield, Edinburgh Bonnyton Fireclay Works, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire. Stamped to both sides with the same brickmark. White enamel glaze to 1 side. Note the channels to the right and left of the frog. This is likely to assist the keying of the cement and strengthen the bond between the bricks. . . Below – The…
