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Today in my laboratory I mixed my heart, patience, a bit of love, Lego bricks and combined it into a bunch of Red Brick Flowers.
Weeds and ferns have taken over where once stood water powered machinery. The curved brickwork adds shape and form to the photograph.
Taken at Forge Mill, Redditch
These brick chimneys are part of a museum brick factory in the famous pottery town of Tokoname, Japan.
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Bronze die plate with the name and location of the Vernon Brick Company that was used in the brick press at their works at Park Pit, Poynton.
If you use this as texture or otherwise, mention my name (Suvi Korhonen) if you can.
It would be fun to see what you've created with it. Leave me a comment with a link! :)
Scottish Agricultural Industries was a subsidiary of the state-owned Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI to you and me) and produced fertiliser and such like. This interesting building front at the former factory on Salamander Street remains. Interesting that they have both Despatch and Dispatch offices!
On the 1895 Ordnance Survey town plan of Edinburgh, this is marked as a Chemical Works and Bone Works, conveniently located across the road from Leith Slaughter House and Leith Soap Works.
The 1898 GPO directory for Edinburgh and Leith would explain the "J&J C" crest;
Cunningham, J. & J., Ltd., manufacturers of
sulphuric acid, artificial manures, and oil
cakes.
Release: 2015
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I found this glazed fireclay feed trough whilst out and about today. The manufacturers are Oates & Green Limited, Manufacturers of brick, tile, earthenware, sanitary and ceramics products. Established by 1880, in 1905, they were at Beacon Brick Works, Ellen Royd Works, Halifax, and North Bridge Station. In 1908, the business was bought by the Leeds Fireclay Company.
Brick is rarely seen here about, the local limestone being prominent. But in this case, the brick makes a good storage heater for the climbers.
The Slade Rooms, Broad Street, Wolverhampton. Much of the terracotta in central Wolverhampton seems to have a Green Man theme.