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Gene Mean

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Relic Hunting
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Came across this on an 1800's farm site. This is the only thing left standing. Kind of halloweeny. It's nice when you can ID bricks.
 
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Good looking brick!
 
SHOWCASE FIND WALL HANGAR .NEET.
 
Not sure if I'd hunt there after dark?:o Cool find on the old brick. I love anything OLD.:headbang:
 
Great looking stamp on that firebrick, from what I understand, the U.S. didn't have many producers of fire brick during that time period and England and Scotland could compete with the domestic price (ten cents a fire brick) because the bricks worked nicely as ship ballast.
Stamped brick collecting is becoming popular
 
Not sure if I'd hunt there after dark?:o Cool find on the old brick. I love anything OLD.:headbang:

Yeah, if those were human skulls I'd have lost it.
 

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