Appin VIII
— 16/01/2022Found by ‘Crossgates Hearts Fc’ in the Blairadam Woods, Kelty, Fife. I am not in possession of this example. ‘Appin’ to front. ‘VIII’ to rear. Appin Brickworks, Townhill, Dunfermline. . .
IIII
Found Firth of Forth, Torryburn
Unidentified maker however find location would suggest Scottish origins but…
There were at least 6 of these at the find spot.
The IIII likely refers to the angle of the curved brick and therefore how many bricks are required to make a full circle with a specified diameter.
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Below – the same stamp on a curved brick of unusual symmetry. Possibly a different manufacturer from the brick above but again the mark will signify a particular reference to the angle of the curve. Found North shore of Firth of Forth
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