1896 Eastern Yellow Locust Beams Salvaged from NC Train Station Granite Quarry #Locust

1896 Eastern Yellow Locust Beams Salvaged from NC Train Station Granite Quarry #LocustLOCAL PICK UP We have a number of Eastern Yellow Locust beams that were recently salvaged from a North Carolina Granite Quarry dated 1896. This type of wood has been extinct for quite some time and very hard to find. Sizes range from 10 1 2 foot to 14 1 2 foot long and about 8" x 7". They can be cut to size, trimmed, stained, etc. by request. Pricing is by the linear foot at $200 per foot. We are open Tuesday's through Saturday's 9 5. Feel free to

Measurements:  80" tall by 34" wide and 1 3/4" thick

You can also chill your board in the refrigerator before or after serving

*Bottom center does have a hole to install pull chain for on and off

We have a total of 90 individual pieces shown in this listing that are 2 feet wide by 8 feet long in various stages of salvage

This mail letter door slot is made of solid brass and in excellent condition

Multiple carved layers of wood were put together to create these corbels and each one is cut on an angle

Swivel arms - 17" long

They can be used for for fence accents

Incredible pair of sconces from the Art Deco era and previously hung in a Fire Station

It does not have the top glass

then cleaning and polishing

The gold shades are antique hand blown and illuminate a number of colors when lit