Miscellany
  

Animals

Brick carrier Brick molds

Cemetery monument

Coca Cola

Columbian Expostion, 1893

Dated bricks

Diving Brick

Don't Spit

Fireplace air intake

Foot prints

Frank & Jane Clement Brick Museum

Greek god

Hearts

Hod carriers

Insulators

Iron Clad Portland Cement

Kiln photo

Lincoln collection

Lion head statue

Mason statue

National Roofing Tile Co.

Pan-American Exposition souvenir

Railroad bricks

Salesman samples

Shamrocks

Stars

Thermometers

Train Turpentine sap pot

Will Rogers

Miscellany

Most bricks have been shellacked and color-highighted


Animal collection

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Brick carrier

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Brick molds

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Cemetery monument
Made in Ulrichville, Ohio
Scrap terra cotta pipes and mud base

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Columbian Exposition (Chicago World Fair) of 1893 collection.
3 different brick companies

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Dated bricks

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Diving brick

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Don't Spit  brick    ...    1909, in response to the tuberculosis epidemic in Kansas

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Fireplace air intake: wolf head
Made in Ohio
Found on left front fireplace

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Foot prints, both canine and human

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Frank & Jane Clement Brick Museum

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Frank & Jane Clement Brick Museum

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Greek god
Made in Bradford, Pa.
2/12" wide

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Hearts

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Hod Carrier
"A brick hod is a three-sided box for carrying bricks or other construction materials, often mortar. It bears a long handle and is carried over the shoulder. A hod is usually long enough to accept 4 bricks on their side, however, by arranging the bricks in a chevron fashion, the number of bricks that may be carried is only limited to the weight the labourer can bear and the unwieldiness of that load. Typically 10-12 bricks might be carried." - Wikipedia (online June 2014)

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Hod Carrier

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Hod Carrier

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Hod Carrier

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Insulators

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Advertising sign

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Kiln photo

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Bookends
Hudson River Co,: Dunn Brick Works
Perhaps a customer souvenir

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Lion head
Molded concrete

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Bronze statue of a c. 1890 mason

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Pan-American Exposition souvenir (1901)
About 3" wide

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Railroad bricks


Railroad brick:  4-11-16 (April 11, 1916) locking brick for locomotive firebox

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Salesman's box of samples

Salesman's box of samples

Salesman's box of samples

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Salesman's samples

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Shamrocks

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Star-shaped tie rod anchor ornamentation
Tie rod anchor definition
Found in Tonawanda at demolished Fedders Air Conditioning plant

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Star collection

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Thermometer

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Train
Novelty made in Salisbury, NC, for the Clement Brick Museum

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Train

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Train

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Turpentine sap pot    ...    From Long Leaf pine forest, Louisiana    ...    Harvesting sap gets boiled

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Will Rogers novelties


Will Rogers novelties

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Miscellany

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Miscellany

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