https://www.shorpy.com/node/27732?size=_original#caption
There's a variety of siding materials and a particularly beat up shingle roof, all of it pretty badly decrepit...
dave
Metal brick. There's a building in Bergen, New York with metal brick.
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Bernd
Yeah, looking again at the edges, you're right. Metal brick, rather than Insulbrick.
dave
This building is a former horse carriage house at the back of a family member's home outside Chicago. You can see 2 different embossed patterns in the photo, it actually sports 3 different patterns. House dates to 1870 something, not sure of carriage house, but from clues inside, it's construction looks like being a close contemporary of the house.
(https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-75ckvF8/0/MFXWr298FCCZtNCcGV445XFSkkWVdFDvLqTpGHrrn/L/i-75ckvF8-L.png) (https://weldtoride.smugmug.com/Other/Modeling/n-ZCSMbV/i-75ckvF8/A)
Trying to remember....
I've seen that solo to the right of the Red metal brick written up in an article before. I even keep the pattern to make the roof.
Bernd was that you who wrote the article on the RLF group?
Dave,
This could be the building you're thinking of. It's in Leroy. Harold Russell did drawings of it in MR.
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This coal dealer is in Bergen.
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Last time I was in Bergen the coal bins were gone. Would have loved to get the size of those coal bin blocks to make some models of them.
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I often wonder who got that sign. I'm sure it's residing in somebodies basement.
Bernd
Neat images to begin, not getting the 3 Bernd posted above. :o
Quote from: KentuckySouthern on April 30, 2025, 09:22:00 AMNeat images to begin, not getting the 3 Bernd posted above. :o
I can see them. Anybody else having trouble seeing them?
Bernd
Just a reminder: Sometimes it takes 15 minutes from the time an image was posted to the time it becomes generally visible. A question to the forum software vendor yielded no insight on why this happens...
dave