Found in Wishaw among piles of rubble used to back fill a pond.
All the bricks surrounding it were Scottish.
The maker is unidentified.
The find location would suggest Scottish origins but….
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Below – The same stamp thin, 2 3/4″ deep example found at The Barracks, Stirling. This example was possibly made at the Omoa Fire Clay Works – click me
Found at the old Coltness Ironworks site at Coatbridge. Unknown manufacturer. Find location would suggest Scottish origins …No non Scottish bricks were found on site so I believe these bricks will be manufactured in Scotland and most likely at the Jenny Lind Composition Brickworks for reasons below. These were found among building demolition and in…
The Barracks, Stirling aka Armament Depot aka Railway Company Stores. Canmore A rectangular stone-built two-storey building, slated roof. End and central bays advanced, central bay with topped with ball finials. Loading doors in the upper storey. Referred to locally as the French Barracks. Forthside estate was sold to the British Army in 1864, upon the…
Found by Eddie McLean in Glasgow. Unidentified maker. Find location would suggest Scottish origins but….. . . .
