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While sorting my CA bricks, I came across these odd bricks. On the left, you can see the old logo, on the right the new logo. Yet both of these bricks are made from CA!
Swallownest was a small settlement 5 miles ESE of Sheffield between Beighton and Aughton. The brickworks were south of Swallownest alongside the Sheffield-Worksop railway. Today the site is mostly wasteland with a plant hire firm and Sheffield Caravans occupying the part adjacent to the old Chesterfield Road. The site of the brickworks is shown on the location map.
Nokia's second brick style mobile phone from the late 80s. See 80s Mobile phones for more details.
These phones set new standards in design and helped to launch Nokia as a leader in mobile communications.
The black rocks are used widely in construction, as an available material for building and as an accent.
Took a pile of pictures at Brick Fiesta this year. Turnout was a bit disappointing compared to last year, but still had fun. I seemed to be damn near the only non-Texan at the con.
Kurt Beaty's excellent town. I think I neglected to take pictures of the Wataburger last year, so I made sure to shoot it this time.
BF has announced finalized dates and location and details for the convention this year. Registration is open. Check out their website for more info: www.brickfiesta.com
Fenestration on the interesting mid-century brick facade of the former Sacred Heart Convent (c. 1963) at East 5th and Mendota Streets on St. Paul's East Side.
15 October SBLAT – Synchronised Bricklaying Action Theatre and Cocoon Collective 11am and 2pm
Artist: Tom Sharp
Title: Synchronised Brick Laying
Material: bricks!!
Norwich Fringe Festival, Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK
7-22 October 2006
seen on the flats at low tide
North Haven, CT (1892 - 1957)
Listed in an 1897 New Haven Business Directory:
"I.L. Stiles & Son Brick Co, 335 East Street,
Frank L. Stiles, President; begun in 1892."
My two bricks a 1952 black C3 and a later matchmatic recovered in stamped red pigskin. Unfortunately the meter doesn't work. These are great cameras, the red one had a better shutter button and the rangefinder is a bit different (easier to calibrate, different screw set up) than the black one, but the black one has the more traditional speed dial and aperture setting, which I like better. If I could merge these two it would make the perfect C3