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Please call for an updated list as items arrive and leave daily - 707-762-6277

RECLAIMED REDWOOD

1x4 T&G old growth
1x6 patterned T&G siding (1898 St. Phillips church, Occidental)
1x6 &1x10 's x 6-8' (1920's chicken shack)
1x6 t&g
1x8 t&g
1x7 shiplap
1x12's x14'-16' (1900 barn from Fritz Winery) 1x12 dairy barns to chicken shacks
cove rustic
1x15+ (hard to part with)
2x4's (Sonoma chicken shacks) full dimension
3x4 (1908 barn Skillman Lane, Petaluma)
3x8 (various redwood tanks)
4x4, 4x 6, 4x8 and 6x6's (assortment)
4x4 Hop props
Various sawmill offcuts
Barn Doors, Chicken shack doors - many sizes
Complete bottom of redwood tank (2" x 8' dia.)SOLD
Prune drying trays 3' x 6' (prune growers depression era)
Fence posts
Nesting boxes & Roosting Racks
Chicken Feeders

RECLAIMED FIR

Rough 2x12's @16' (1908)
3x8's & 3x10's (old pickle barrel)
1x6 clear and vertical grain
1x10's & 1x15 flat grain clear
2x4's
2x6's
clear 4x's : 8",10",12",16" @ 7-8'
1x 4 & 1x7 shiplap

RECLAIMED OAK

A collection of many sizes and scraps (well suited to a craftsmen's needs)
Hand hewn 6x6's, 7x7's @ 20' (1880's blue lake barn)
Hand hewn posts with natural edges

EASTERN WHITE PINE

6X6's
8x8s (barn in Maine)

RECLAIMED DRIFTWOOD

eclectic collection of burls & shapes great for landscaping

RECYCLED STONE

Carved three piece Granite Obelisk (base 39 x 39, center 23 x 23, crown 29 x29)
Antique Sierra white granite steps
Carved Granite Stanchions w/old Iron rings (1,2,3 were sourced from pre 1906 SF Earthquake City Hall)
Limestone Fence Posts- used to fence wheat crops in the late 1800's in the Midwest- quarried from old limestone deposits,rich patina and fossils
Old cobblestones
Assorted Wall Caps (greenish-brown sandstone from Sikes Quarry)

RUSTY BITS DEPARTMENT


a fun collection of rusty bits for custom accents

 


Misc redwood, fir & oak

 

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