Anon, There is a paving brick that bears the name COPELAND Inglis B'HAM ALA. You may check and see if the lettering may fit this. Often letters become broken off or broken out making it difficult to get a good "read". Jim graves, in his work Brick Manufacturers of the United States, lists The name of the firm as 'Copeland-Inglis Shale Brick co., of Birmingham, AL. He further indicates they were in business in a time period of about 1899-1920.
I have about 500 of these...I live in Tampa...if anyone is interested in them before I lay them for pavers, let me know I can send some pics 813-598-2076 Scott
Can someone confirm the name of the company which produced wall and pavement brick used in and around the Terminal Station of Birmingham, AL? Reply to JVPOA@juno.com
Anon, There is a paving brick that bears the name COPELAND Inglis B'HAM ALA. You may check and see if the lettering may fit this. Often letters become broken off or broken out making it difficult to get a good "read".
ReplyDeleteJim graves, in his work Brick Manufacturers of the United States, lists The name of the firm as 'Copeland-Inglis Shale Brick co., of Birmingham, AL. He further indicates they were in business in a time period of about 1899-1920.
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I am looking for 1 brick that says Copeland inglis on it. My email is ericancopeland@Hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteWhat are the Copeland inglis bricks worth? I have a few. My email is w.gail@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI have about 500 of these...I live in Tampa...if anyone is interested in them before I lay them for pavers, let me know I can send some pics 813-598-2076
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I have 3,000 plus Copeland-Inglis bricks manufactured in Birmingham, Alabama. Anyone interested? Alan and Lynne Bush - alanhbush@earthlink.net
ReplyDeleteCan someone confirm the name of the company which produced wall and pavement brick used in and around the Terminal Station of Birmingham, AL? Reply to JVPOA@juno.com
ReplyDeleteI haVe a couple of ttese pavers in Jax,fl
ReplyDeleteI live in anniston al and I found a brick in my yard with CHno1 on it what does it mean
ReplyDeleteI am the great grandson of the owner on the Copeland side. Here is an article featuring my father on these bricks.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.tampabay.com/hillsborough/grandson-of-brick-maker-sees-history-at-his-feet-he-hopes-ybor-city-is-next-20190712/