DIANA brick

[cajundetector]

Rain stopped so went back out for a few. Digging a signal and out popped this. Did some research. The Diana brick and tile company was operative from 1902 to 1912 in Texas and New Orleans. Not 100 percent sure that this one is related but I’m not to far from New Orleans. Really don’t know what to do with it either lol

 

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[pepperj]

It would make a great display stand.
Nice recovery 👍
Just listen-she's so old

 

[cajundetector]

It would make a great display stand.
Nice recovery 👍
Just listen-she's so old

Thanks for the idea!! This guy certainly had some pipes lol!!

 

[Blackfoot58]

Very nice! A great addition to a rock garden, patio, etc.

 

[creskol]

Rain stopped so went back out for a few. Digging a signal and out popped this. Did some research. The Diana brick and tile company was operative from 1902 to 1912 in Texas and New Orleans. Not 100 percent sure that this one is related but I’m not to far from New Orleans. Really don’t know what to do with it either lolView attachment 2081159

Back in 2018, I ran across an old brick walkway that had one in

it.

 

[scruggs]

Very nice! Would look good in a flower garden.

 

[villagenut]

I too would keep it, could be used as a platform or base for an artifact, or a bookend.

 

[cajundetector]

Back in 2018, I ran across an old brick walkway that had one in View attachment 2081178it.

Wow… what are the odds lol! Appreciate you sharing!

 

[pa plateau hiker]

Rain stopped so went back out for a few. Digging a signal and out popped this. Did some research. The Diana brick and tile company was operative from 1902 to 1912 in Texas and New Orleans. Not 100 percent sure that this one is related but I’m not to far from New Orleans. Really don’t know what to do with it either lolView attachment 2081159

Congratulations, you've got a start on a new hobby...brick collecting. Old bricks are highly sought after. I've got over 60 different ones in my collection.

 

[cajundetector]

Congratulations, you've got a start on a new hobby...brick collecting. Old bricks are highly sought after. I've got over 60 different ones in my collection.

Thank you! This how I decided to display it. Gives a nice touch I feel.

 

[creskol]

Looks great!

 

[LoudOwl]

Awesome find! I’m in Texas, and they tore down a big historical home. I’m a brick collector and have hundreds in my collection. Digging around in the much that evening, and out came this Diana brick, along with some cool thick hexagonal tiles and mesquite bricks. Was super excited 😊

 

[DizzyDigger]

Welcome, and well done!

 

[cajundetector]

Awesome find! I’m in Texas, and they tore down a big historical home. I’m a brick collector and have hundreds in my collection. Digging around in the much that evening, and out came this Diana brick, along with some cool thick hexagonal tiles and mesquite bricks. Was super excited 😊

Thank you for the reply!

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Cool Brick !

 

[Dylan Wheeler]

Reminds me of the board that combusts spontaneously in “The Fog”

 

[sprailroad]

Congratulations, you've got a start on a new hobby...brick collecting. Old bricks are highly sought after. I've got over 60 different ones in my collection.

Same here. I've collected a good number over the years while working the job. Names like "Pluto", "Snowball", "Sterling" & perhaps 50 more names. When you have only a couple or so, people wonder why?, but when you have many, kind of cool. Scrubbed them, painted the lettering with white enamel paint using a toothpick, coated them, and stacked them in places in the back yard. I like them.

 

[ArfieBoy]

Nice find! Congratulations, and nice display. Thanks for sharing.

 

[cajundetector]

Cool Brick !

Thank you!!

Nice find! Congratulations, and nice display. Thanks for sharing.

Nice find! Congratulations, and nice display. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you !!!