Found at Stranraer by Tucker Kennedy.
Unidentified maker.
Find location would suggest Scottish origins but …
There is a good possibility that this may be a French brick. Cheux is a former commune in the Calvados department in the Normandy region in northwestern France.
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The following bricks were found on the D’day beach Juno, Normandy, France by Jean luc Marchais. Castlecary Fireclay & Lime Works, Castlecary, Stirlingshire. The B & W probably refers to Babcock and Wilcox who made boilers for ships. . . Below – Castlecary B & W ?62. Below – AP Green Mexico MO B 2123?…
Both the roof tile and the unmarked brick were found in France. Kindly donated by a visitor to France. Terracotta roof tile. . . . . .
Found by Andrew Wood in Dunfermline. Unidentified manufacturer. It is marked with 2 stars and the words Refractaire Superieur which translates to ‘refractory superior’ = first-class fire brick. When subjected to oblique sunlight the middle mark looks like a ‘6’ but this could well be wrong. It may have been manufactured in France and exported…
Found by Michael Fallon in the Glasgow area. Tuileries de Beauvais 6 Made in France Terracotta roof tile. . . . .
Found in France. Donated as a gift. This brick is unmarked and thin. Unidentified manufactured but undoubtedly French. . . .
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 in France and kindly donated by Brian Wardell. Tuileries Bourguignonnes De Chagny. Below source – The two Chagny units are located in a centuries-old traditional tile producing area in the heart of Burgundy. The TERREAL 1 plant (also known as Chagny I or Chagny Ville) is in the heart of the town and has…
