Rebuild materials luxury installation 2000 Colorado fire bricks

For Sale: Building Materials for Luxury Installation Rebuild

American Industrial Design

2000 Early 20th Century Reclaimed, Cream-Color Colorado Fire Bricks and Wedges

This listing has for sale a single, vintage lot holding 2000 primitive, reclaimed, early 20th century Colorado fire bricks and wedges.

Building materials for a luxury rebuild. 2000 early 20th century fire bricks.

Specialized building materials for a luxury installation.

Reclaimed, primitive early 20th century Colorado fire bricks and wedges.

One lot of 2000.

American Industrial Design

2000 Early 20th Century Reclaimed, Cream-Color Colorado Fire Bricks and Wedges

The bricks and wedges are specialized building materials for a luxury installation in either a residential or commercial rebuild.

Where industrial function is the precursor to modernist style, these vintage bricks and wedges are an asymmetric element to build artistic design in luxury space.

Building materials for a luxury rebuild. 2000 early 20th century fire bricks.

Specialized building materials for a luxury installation.

Reclaimed, primitive early 20th century Colorado fire bricks and wedges.

One lot of 2000.

American Industrial Design

2000 Early 20th Century Reclaimed, Cream-Color Colorado Fire Bricks and Wedges

The bricks and wedges are specialized building materials for a luxury installation in either a residential or commercial rebuild. Where industrial function is the precursor to modernist style, these vintage bricks and wedges are an asymmetric element to build artistic design in luxury space.

Industrial provenance, along with quality in structure and detail, position the bricks and wedges to be an asymmetric design element: a canvas for unique physical imagery in ultra-luxury space.

The design trajectory is upscale, for vertical or horizontal planes, in high-end residential or commercial installations. Where industrial function is the precursor to modernist style, these vintage bricks and wedges are an asymmetric element to build artistic design in luxury space. Their industrial provenance, showing quality in structure and image, positions the bricks and wedges with unique physical imagery.

The fire bricks and wedges date to the early 1900s, as refractory-kiln ‘pavers’ at the Billings, Montana Sugar Beet Factory.

The majority — 1500 — are stamped Pueblo Standard Fire Brick Company (SFBCO), CLIPPER and GOLDEN.

Other stamps include LACLEDE, YUKON, Denver Fire Clay Company (DFC), DFC HIFIRE, Yukon and Morex.

BRAND STAMPS · Denver Fire Clay Co DFC NO 2 (inverted) • Pueblo Standard Fire Brick Company SFBCO 12 • Pueblo Standard Fire Brick Co SFBCO 1 (Inverted) • Pueblo Standard Fire Brick Co ARROWHEAD 8 • CLIPPER S 8 1 A • CLIPPER DR 8 1 A • Denver Fire Clay Co DFC C NO 1 KEY • DFC HIFIRE • DFC 144 • Morex 1A • GOLDEN Fire Brick Company • LACLEDE 1K CANON CITY

RANGE OF DIMENSIONS Length: 7 to 9 inches Width: 4 to 5 inches Height: 2 to 3 inches Weight: 4 to 10 pounds

Bricks and wedges show wear-pattern of age in surfaces, edges and corners — front, back, sides and ends — representative for the entire lot of 2000.

The brand stamps are intact and visible; accumulated, residual buildup does obscure full detail of the early industrial image.

Cleaning, detailing and highlighting with mechanical shaping applications and processes will maximize sharpness and clarity of the stamp.

Superficial Cleaning by Seller — Buyer Responsible for Detailed Cleaning and Highlighting

After excavation, a superficial, water wash cleaned residual soil from the surfaces of the bricks and wedges.

Buyer is responsible for further detailed cleaning and highlighting with mechanical-shaping applications — design related to preservation and presentation.

The further work could include treatment for residual materials in visible surfaces of faces, sides and ends: • Moss • Mortar • Concrete • Paint • Soil stain

Free delivery of bricks and wedges by Seller to a buyer in contiguous Lower 48 States, of the United States of America (USA).

Buyer is responsible for cost of shipment outside Lower 48 States.

Seller will coordinate all details of a shipment for a buyer outside Lower 48 States.

Please contact seller with interest for information about details of a transaction.