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— 23/05/2022The following stretcher stamped silica brick was found in debris on the site of the old Ravenscraig Steelworks,
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.
Carr and Urwin, manufacturers, Glasgow – (Note – SBH – I have created this page as
Read moreCanmore – Whaling Station, 1904 Gaunt remains of a long-defunct industry, with a lone, tapering
Read more(Note – SBH – I have added some mention of Siporex here as a matter of interest only. It
Read moreBelow – 05/09/1840 – Wexford Conservative. A correspondent has sent us the following account
Read moreLow Cocklaw Brick and Tile Works are 100 yards on the English side of the border situated near Edrington
Read more18/07/1960 – Birmingham Post – Brick throwing contest at show. One of the new features of
Read moreTanya Martin Ceramics. Tanya is an artist working predominantly with clay. She studied ceramics in Stroud
Read moreI wonder if any of these Japanese bricks imported into London were stamped and whether any have ever
Read moreCallender Cable and Construction Co Ltd, Erith, London. (Note – SBH – I have created a page
Read moreBelow – 01/12/1893 – Glasgow Herald – The Mallina Gold Mine, Western Australia. Shares
Read moreShidlaw Tileworks are 100 yards on the English side of the border situated on the Kelso Branch Railway
Read more(Note – SBH – I have created a page for this English brick and tile making company solely
Read moreA fantastic article by Matt Hennessy. The adventures of a brickmaker in New Zealand. click me
Read more“And they said one to another, go to, let us make brick, and burn them thoroughly. And they had brick
Read moreRon Toothill found some very interesting photographs. They show firebricks stacked on a loading bay in
Read moreBelow – 25/05/1886 – The Scotsman – The International Exhibition Edinburgh –
Read moreThe following is a great piece of work and research – source. Part of the interest of brickwork
Read more17/05/1819 – Caledonian Mercury – On Tuesday last, a young man named Close, employed in
Read moreThe following examples of early iron straining posts were noted as forming part of the enclosure fences.
Read moreBelow – 06/11/2012 – BBC News – Museum’s search for American WWII brick etchers
Read more2009 – BBC News A new way of dating archaeological objects has been found, using water to unlock
Read moreThe following information is sourced from a publication entitled “Casting pit refractories and
Read moreIt is good to see a museum recognising the significance and importance of old bricks with regards to
Read moreBricks, Special Bricks, Brick Cuts and Pointing If there is a special project you have in mind and you
Read moreOnce, in times too past to ponder, there was a happy brickmaker who worked his field of clay. Arms stained
Read moreBefore tarmac became almost ubiquitous in the forming of Scottish streets there were various materials,
Read moreWith their distinctive “S” shape and orange-red colour, pantiles are an easily recognisable feature
Read moreBrick Brick is a ceramic structural material that, in modern times, is made by pressing clay into blocks
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