Sawn Joists, Most 3″x7″, various lengths and sizes
3”x7” sawn pine joists of varying lengths plus some smaller and larger dimension beams. Cost: (sawn joists) $1000, whole batch only.
3”x7” sawn pine joists of varying lengths plus some smaller and larger dimension beams. Cost: (sawn joists) $1000, whole batch only.
#5-22’x 8”x9.5” circular sawn oak beams with few mortices. Need to be cleaned up. Cost: (Oak beams) #5 beams, $3,300. Anything less than all five beams, $40 lf. Full lengths only.
#3-28’x7”x7” hewn beams from early Northwood, NH House. SOLD #3-38’x7”x7” hewn beams from same house. 38'ers have regularly space joist and primary joist notches. Very good condition. Cost: (Hewn Pine Beams) #3 beams, $2,850. Anything less than all 3 beams, $25 lf. Full lengths only.
Fantastic early entry stone from Epsom, NH. ~7’4” long x 23” wide x 7” tall (edges) with ‘belly’ (not flat on bottom). Perfect for a large door entry stone or could be used lengthwise as part of a walkway or in concert with ‘granite walkway stones’. Great tooling and lichen growth on top and 3 [...]
Spectacular 1,400sf+ of original surface, foot worn, numbered, wide, long, antique Eastern White pine flooring. A fabulous find and a long time in the making. This came from the Chichester, NH meeting house which dates to the 1770’s, but I think the original floor wore out and this floor was put in during the mid-1800’s. [...]
A set of #18, very heavy (~80 # each) cast-iron beam supports from Shamrock Mills, Paxinos, PA. More could most likely be made using the extra broken one as a template. The supports are c. 1800’s, but the original mill which was built around dates to 1770. These supports held together the 8”x8” chestnut posts [...]
Stair tread stock. #22 pieces of a mix of pines from a barn in NH. They measure 2” x 11.5” x 6’+/-. They are rough sawn and could be dressed for ‘open’ treads of a thickness very close to 2”. (Along with the purchase of these, there is a bonus of #10 pieces that measure [...]
~#100 salvaged 2x8’s from a barn built about 1950 or so. The Doug Fir 2x8’s (actual dimensions ~1&5/8” thick x 7.5”+/- wide x ~12’-14’+/- long. The material is very true and dry. It is also No. 1 from West Coast Mill #49! We just don’t have many trees that will produce such high-quality stock today. [...]
700sf of hand planed, butt edged, antique Hemlock flooring. This material is very nice quality, and the original surface is smooth enough for most people to use ‘as is’ without sanding or even a finish if desired. The Hemlock is much harder and denser than White Pine. The hand-planed surface is visible with boards lightly [...]
350sf of wide, high quality, sand-grade white pine. This material was too wide and too nice to put into the lower prices sand-grade batch…but it could be added to it if needed. Most of the material is unpainted and quite wide. It will make a nice sanded antique floor. Widths of ~10” -18”+/- and lengths [...]