Found by Ian Suddaby in the Edinburgh area.
Barbauchlaw Brickworks, West Lothian.
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Below – Stamped 8 to the rear. This would denote the degree of curve on this circle brick.
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This ‘Muir’ stamped brick was found by Gustavo Coronel and Leonardo Brizuela at a lime kiln at Barrio, Montevideo, Argentina. As this is a fire brick it was possibly manufactured at the Boghead Brick and Fireclay Company, Bathgate sometime between 1898 and c. 1928 when Messrs Muir operated the works. . . . . ….
Found by Ian Suddaby at the site of the old Boghead Brickworks. This example is not in my possession. Boghead Fireclay Works, Bathgate, West Lothian. The origins of ‘RH & Co’ are unknown. It is not thought that the initials stand for any one-time owner of the company. There is a small fly in the…
Found by Ian Suddaby near Portobello. The relationship between the letters in the top line to those in the bottom is slightly different to my other examples. Barbauchlaw Brickworks, West Lothian. . . . Below – A slightly clearer example also found by Ian Suddaby at the same location.
Found by Bob Banks in the Bo’ness area. Barbauchlaw Brick Works, Armadale, West Lothian. . . . .
Found at Armadale. Barbauchlaw Brickworks, West Lothian. . . . .
Found by Ian Suddaby in the Edinburgh area. Barbauchlaw Brickworks, West Lothian. . . . Below – Stamped 10 to the rear. This would denote the degree of curve on this circle brick. .
Found in Bathville, West Lothian. Barbauchlaw Brick Works, Armadale, West Lothian. . . . .
Armadale Brickworks, Armadale, West Lothian aka Mount Pleasant Brickworks. Canmore – The works are described viz:- Armadale, Mount Pleasant Brickworks aka Bathville. Below – 18/03/1865 – Glasgow Herald. Armadale Firebrick Company for sale. 08/07/1876 – West Lothian Courier – The late drowning. A correspondent writes stating that a number of errors occurred in our account…
(Note – SBH – I find the information on the brickworks at Aberhill, Denbeath, Methil and Wemyss very confusing with regards names and locations that seem to swap and move! If anyone can clarify the situation for me or point out information that is perhaps listed wrongly against a particular brickworks then please get in…
28/05/1898 – West Lothian Courier – With the transfer of the Southrigg Colliery to the firm of John Nimmo & Sons, Limited, which took place on the Whitsunday term day (16th inst.), an important step has been taken in the development of the extensive coalfield which extends from West Craigs southwards through the eastmost part…
