These bricks were found by Will Ware on a farm at Sunbury, Victoria, Australia. They were random finds around the farm. Fraser and Sanderson, fire brick manufacturers, Inverkeithing. . . . .
Found by Ian Suddaby in Inverkeithing. This example is not in my possession. Fraser and Sanderson, Fire brick manufacturers, Inverkeithing. This brick is stamped to the front and rear. . . .
Found by Yury Kusmichev in St Petersburg, Russia. This is apparently the second such example to be found in St Petersburg. Fraser and Sanderson, Fire brick manufacturers, Inverkeithing. . . .
Found by Ian Suddaby on the site of the Inverkeithing Fireclay and Brick Company, Inverkeithing. Fraser and Sanderson, Fire brick manufacturers, Inverkeithing. . . . .
Forth Rail Bridge Brickworks, Southside of Inverkeithing Bay. The Inverkeithing Brickworks that were built for use in providing bricks for the Forth Rail Bridge. They were never used and it is likely these are the same works that were later used by Cruicks Pottery and Terracotta Works. They were erected because the original Forth Rail…
John Shepherd Street, Born 8/12/1859, son of Richard Street, brick manufacturer, Dunfermline, and Euphemia West, grandson of William Streets and Anna Shepherd, married 02/02/1800 Glasgow. John S Street resident Dunfermline 1871-1891. Inverkeithing Brickworks later renamed The Inverkeithing Fire Clay Works and The Fire Clay and Brick Co, Inverkeithing. 1825 – William Stephens in his ‘The story…
Found by J. Gill at North Queensferry. The Inverkeithing Fire Clay and Brick Co . . . .
Found Firth of Clyde, Glasgow. Unidentified maker. The find location would suggest Scottish origins but … I believe it says IFB but there is a possibility it says JFB. Possibly the Inverkeithing Fireclay Brickworks, Scotland – click me However, from the information below, could my IFB stamped brick be an American or an Australian import?…
