From John Rich--
I found a the right half of a brick in a creek bed, near a historic 1830's plantation site in Texas. I'm wondering if this brick is that old, or something more modern. I can't find any hits on the brick maker's name with Google.
The partial I.D. is in two rows, as follows:
(?) Dell -
(?) Tile
The question marks indicate the missing left half of the brick.
Can anyone fill in the blanks and identify this brick?
A photo can be seen here:
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b108/JohnRich/Bricksm.jpg
Cut and paste that into your web browser.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!
- John Rich
(from Fred Rieck)
ReplyDeleteThis brick looks as if it had its nomenclature apportioned and printed in two frogs. Using Graves' listing of "Brickmakers of the United States" as a guide I would suspect that the brick in question is that of: CORDELL BRICK & TILE of Houston, TX. Perhaps other viewers may have better insight. F.