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WWCo, Sparta

Anonymous said...


Have two bricks I would like more info. on. They both came from a wooded area in Northwestern, Ohio. They were used to hold sap pans above a fire in an old maple syrup camp.

W.W. Co.

SPARTA - Mineral Springs, Ohio



Posted by Don B., Webmaster at Monday, November 14, 2011
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1 comments:

  1. Anon, The WWCo is a fire brick made in Parral, OH by the Robinson Clay Products Co.

    The Sparta is an architectural brick made for "looks' This brick was a type made by adding salt to the fire as it was being burned (baked) to give it a glazed look. The Sparta was made by the Federal Clay Products Co of Mineral City.
    Jim Graves, in his work, "Brick Manufacturers of the United States" lists them as being in business in the time period of about 1928 - 1939

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