Parker-Russell Mining and Manufacturing Company. A fire brick I picked up canoeing the Ohio River in Cincinnati.
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- This blog is mostly about the bricks in the wall I am building behind my house on Lexington Ave. in Newport, although many pictures are of friends and places. Enjoy.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for posting this! Helped me identify a brick I found on the Missouri river yesterday. Mine is missing the "P.R." and has three stars instead of Xs.
ReplyDeleteMine too!
ReplyDeleteI got the same brick, what year was it made? boboobo1726@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteWhat great finds! I'm on the hunt for these bricks as they were made by my family's company in the 1800's here in St. Louis. So if you find any extra, please let me know srussellstl@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI found one in Rusk, Texas…!
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