100, Old Antique Street Paver Bricks, Matching Size Harris Pavers
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:44979 |
I have 100+ matching antique street paver bricks, featuring the logo "Harris Paver, Zanesville, OH". All 100 are in good shape with minor flaws. Size is 3 3/4" tall x 3 1/2" deep x 8 3/8" long. They have old original raised ridges on top to dictate spacing. These are super high quality and durable. Nice patina to most of them consistent with age. The 100 pictured on the pallet in the first photo are mostly clean and have only minor losses (small chip...s, etc).
In addition, I have approximately 40 additional bricks of the same brand and size that have condition issues, but are mostly good. Please see last photo. I will throw these in for free if the buyer picks up locally. These include more losses to corners, centers, and old concrete caked on. I cleaned a few of them and the concrete comes off pretty easy with hammer and chisel.
Approximate size that these would take up if stacked flat is about 2 1/4 full pallets, as seen in photos. I layered the pallet and photographed to include all the best bricks. Great set for a paver walkway or breezeway between the garage and house!
These were found beneath the foundation of an old church on Eden Ave., Cincinnati that was torn down years ago. Circa 1900.
In addition, I have approximately 40 additional bricks of the same brand and size that have condition issues, but are mostly good. Please see last photo. I will throw these in for free if the buyer picks up locally. These include more losses to corners, centers, and old concrete caked on. I cleaned a few of them and the concrete comes off pretty easy with hammer and chisel.
Approximate size that these would take up if stacked flat is about 2 1/4 full pallets, as seen in photos. I layered the pallet and photographed to include all the best bricks. Great set for a paver walkway or breezeway between the garage and house!
These were found beneath the foundation of an old church on Eden Ave., Cincinnati that was torn down years ago. Circa 1900.
