Found off Duke Street, Glasgow.
Montgomery is likely to be Hugh Montgomery – Carter and brickmaker, 139 Hunter Street, Glasgow.
Gilchrist is most likely William Gilchrist, Brickmaker, Woodend, Crow Road, Partick
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Found by Nina C Baker in the Glasgow area. I am not in possession of this example. Although the date area of the brick is broken it looks fairly certain that it reads 1865. (Far right of the bottom line of text). Gilchrist & Goldie Old Langside Road Glasgow. . .
Found by Griselda Estrada de Acevedo and Marta Diaz in Colon Province, beyond Nuevo Tonosí, Panama. This was found on the family farm. Many thanks to Cristhian Acevedo for sending the photograph and information. Gilchrist & Goldie Crow Road Partick Glasgow 1882. . . .
Canmore Strathbungo Brickworks, Strathbungo, Glasgow AKA – Coplawhil or Coplawhill Brickworks? (Note – SBH – This brickworks relationship confuses me. Can anyone firm up on the meagre information recorded here?). 1884 -1885 – James Goldie & Son, brickmakers; Works, Sandyacres, Langside Road, Coplawhill, Victoria Road, Shawfield Toll, Rutherglen Road, and Woodend, Crow Road, Partick.
22/03/1865 – Glasgow Herald – Gilchrist & Goldie V Christie & Co – Sheriff Court – This was an action raised at the instance of Messrs Gilchrist and Goldie, brickmakers, Sandyacres, Langside Road, Glasgow against Messrs Christie & Co, 116 St Vincent Street, Glasgow and Mr Peter Christie, Kent Road, Glasgow. Summary of the case…
Found by Michael Fallone in the Glasgow area. Gilchrist & Goldie Crow Road Partick Glasgow 1868. . . . .
Found by Michael Fallone in the Glasgow area. Note it has been double stamped. Gilchrist & Goldie, Crow Road, Partick, Glasgow. . . .
Found on the shore Helensburgh. Gilchrist & Goldie Partick Glasgow. . . . . Below – The same mark found by Ian Suddaby on the shore at Dumbarton.
Found by Michael Fallone in the Glasgow area. Gilchrist & Goldie Shawfield Toll Glasgow. . . . .
1858 – 1859 – Hugh Montgomery – Carter and brickmaker, 139 Hunter Street, Glasgow (page 198).
Found by Willie Guthrie on the site of the old Lennox Foundry, Glasgow. Gilchrist & Goldie Crow Road Partick Glasgow. The brick is slightly damaged and the ‘Road’ has been obliterated from the stamp. . . . Below – The same stamp on a brick with angled top and bottom right corners. Found by Michael…
