V V V

Brenda Boyd comments:
I remodeled and have bricks from approx. the 1970's from Brick & Tile Co. stamped on top V V V. What can you tell me about these and what they are worth?
I would appreciate any info.
Thanks

13 comments:

  1. Hi Brenda,

    The three "V"s correspond to Vertigris Valley Vitrified ... Brick & Tile Co. [of] Neodesha, Kansas. I don't know much about their value as there seem to be a few at most of the brick swapmeets that are held at various places around the country each year, and they have been free for the taking. Now these swapmeets take place in the relm of brick collectors.
    Outside this relm, their value is speculative.

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  2. Brenda--My wife and I also have remodeled with V V V bricks. We have used fireplace brick from an old cabin built in the 40's or 50's. The cabins flodded many times along the river edge. We have built a brick patio and walkway. We love the colors and the caracture of the brick . We live in South Dakota---Kent

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    1. I have just moved into a house in Sioux city iowa and like as Sioux city is and was largely an industrial town I have found a brick hidden-almost- in between the wood beacons that support the stairs .......????must have been left behind from the railroads that were widely used in olden industrial times

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  3. I actually have ones that have the V V V but also say Neodesha, KS below the letters. The stamping is raised rather than imbedded making them harder to read over the years of wear. I am in Phillipsburg, KS but I think I got the bricks from Beloit, KS where they had be used as part of a driveway.

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  4. Found some buried in yard in DeWitt, Nebraska. Haven't figured out what they were placed there for yet. Seems to be a path of some sort. The house I just bought is 104 years old. Some other bricks are showing up as well that look a lot older.

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    1. Maybe a path to the original outhouse?

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  5. Brick patio made from them. In 1950' era home in Overland Park Kansas.

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  6. My entire house, sidewalk and back patio is built with these bricks. The old school house in Sedgwick, KS was torn down and the gentleman I purchased the house from purchased the school building, demolished it, cleaned the bricks and built the house in 1973. I have 2 fireplaces where the brick was used as well. Some local gentleman have said they were paid a nickel for each brick they cleaned.

    Travis

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  7. On old brick school house built from the 1910's was torn down and the bricks lay broken and damaged in a cornfield now. The have the Neodesha Brick listed on them.

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  8. We are renovating a house built in 1900 in Oklahoma City and found some of these bricks in the stem wall.

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  9. I have a couple of the V V V Tile & B Co Noedesha Ks bricks and know where I can get some more.

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  10. I live in neodesha ks

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