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This roof was very complicated to design.

All cleaned up. I still know nothing about this, but at least I know what it says now.

 

if anyone can supply any information about this brick or brick manufacturer I would be very interested to hear from you.

Brick Bridge 19, Peak Forest Canal

Brick Bradford / Heft-Reihe

cover: Clarence Gray

Standard Comics / USA 1948

Reprint / Comic-Club NK 2010

ex libris MTP

www.comics.org/issue/306058/

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brick_Bradford

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clarence_Gray

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Scenes from the street

This photo makes me feel like I was still in Tokyo...

Dark Fleet by Robert Spring

17th century brickwork, Schoorl.

While the bricks are original, the mortar is all new as the whole building was moved several meters in the early 20th century.

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~impatiently waiting on my letter from oxford~

Penmon brickworks near the lighthouse

Steel tubes feeding into an alleyway wall in Richmond, VA's fan district gleam in the sun.

 

AndrewRolfePhotography

Just a quick one today, mixing two old favourites; James Bond and Lego :D (Never growing up...)

The road meanders with the church in the distance.

Eroded bricks, within the old town of York, Upper Canada. Darn. I can't remember exactly where I took this photo.

Groningen, The Netherlands

Grungy brick wall under tracks of the Yamanote train line tracks near Yurakucho, Tokyo.

Interesting brick design with affixed sculpture.

The impact of age is clear on this very old brick wall. Modern bricks are extremely regular but these bricks were vary varied in size. Time has then changed the faces differentially. This wall could define the term character.

Philadelphia Cold Storage Company, Delaware Avenue, see 1891 plans, www.philageohistory.org/rdic-images/HGSv26/HGSv26.2505.htm

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Stone Lane, Wrabness

For my fellow artists' use, some images for backgrounds and textures

names written into the bricks of a building in Goodwood, ON.

Hey people, Starconyx here, and this little post is basically just to thank GI Brick for what is pictured above. So, for those confused, I spent some (read: All) of my gold points at GI Brick on a JFSR prototype (what's pictured above). So, after a long wait (Almost a month, since the GI Brick people were out of town) I open up the package, and find 2 of these beauties!

 

Not sure if this was intentional or not, but either way, it's appreciated!

 

Don't ask if they are for trade. They ARE NOT!

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