NEED HELP IDENTIFYING OLD HOUSE BRICK TYPE!

[DiggItUp]

So I always see these certain types of bricks/blocks and I do not know what they are called and during what time they were produced. They are about the size of a cinder block but are brown, and kind of smooth, with some type of repeating little indents on them. Idk if they are just around where I live but I always see them. They appear to be used as a foundation base or for spring houses on farms. Look to be from early 1900's. I couldn't find a pic online but thanks guys.

 

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[Produce Guy]

try Google

 

[MinnesotaStateUniversity]

I came in here for pics

 

[DiggItUp]

try Google

Already did as I said in original post couldn't find anything.

 

[Produce Guy]

Go to google and type in foundation blocks & then go to Images and start looking.

 

[DiggItUp]

Go to google and type in foundation blocks & then go to Images and start looking.

Whatever I'll try.

 

[DiggItUp]

Looks like this pic only it isn't concrete, I think it's ceramic and it's a brownish color and kind of glossy.

 

[DiggItUp]

Bump

 

[taz42o]

Glazed tile block.

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[DiggItUp]

Glazed tile block.

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That's not it, but it's similar. It's longer and has a different pattern.