I can hear the old gentleman who fell these babies now. Scored these from a gentleman in Nashville (North Carolina) this week. They came out of a warehouse that he bought and he was gutting a portion of it to replace the floor which had rotted out. The first pic shows the lot, the three on the left are 8 x 8 x 12 and the three on the right are 6 x 8 x 12 (2) 6 x 8 x 9 (1). The two on the far left are questionable as to whether there is any good wood left in them. The beetles had a feed fest on them. the other four seem to be in VG condition. I am contemplating using the far right three to make my workbench top. Just have to get someone to slab them up for me. Take a look at the one photo. Who says a warehouse can't have some nice touches ( lambs tongue) cut on the beam. The gent said the warehouse was built over 100 yrs ago so if you count the growth rings on the timbers, that wood must be at least 200 yrs old. Kinda mind boggling ain't it.
