BGW , Both ovens are rippers. That big Falkirk is nice and deep, just the thing for doing really big roasts. The depth and shape remind me a lot of my 20 inch Carron. Its interesting that the 14 incher doesnt seem to have the same depth in relation to its size.
Maybe its an earlier or later model from the range they produced back then.
You may find the following of interest.
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"Falkirk Iron Co was established in 1819 as a Joint Stock Company. The company had its origins in the Falkirk Foundry Co which was set up in 1810 by 'by some gentlemen of the area', employing former Carron Company workers as overseers."

http://www.falkirkcommunitytrust.org/heritage/learning/resources-for-schools/doc...

Check this link out Brett it has a bit of background on the Falkirk iron works. The thing is with the history of some of these foundries is that the majority are no longer in operation, and unless there is some information on the internet about them, it can be hard to find out anything at all. I'm not sure that your comment about members that use the site are reluctant to share information about the history of camp ovens is right, as I believe we have a pretty informative history section thus far, considering how hard it can be to obtain any information about foundries that have long since closed down. If you have a look through the history section there is a lot of historical information available to us all on camp ovens thankfully to members sharing any information they have come across. It's a work in profess that I'm sure will only continue to grow over the coming years
Astro.

No mate not at all  just pointing out that there some good info already on here. My advice regarding Furphy don't waste your time and energy 

Brett, I think Furphy wrote us off when we exposed them in around 2005/6 for getting their camp ovens made in China which they had failed to tell anyone.

There are a lot of people out there who believe they have a genuine Furphy camp oven that has in fact been made in China.