FLOOR & WALL TILE—Quarry 
 
 Containing literature, illustrations and estimating data regarding 
 Hood’s “Pottry” Red, “Pyro-tynt” (fireflashed autumn-foliage 
 
 ' shades) and “Aragon” (fireflashed shades of buff and russet) 
 Quarry Tile for Floors, Wainscot, Terrace, Walks, Drives and 
 Landscape Decorations. 
 
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 PLANT—MELVILLE (Hamilton County), TENNESSEE 
 SALES OFFICE—(POST OFFICE) DAISY (Hamilton County), TENNESSEE 
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 VARIOUS TEXTURES AND SHAPES FOR 
 
 Floor : Wainscot : Terrace : Landscape : Walks 
 
 Inserts : Driveways : Etc. 
 
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 BRANCHES 
 CHARLOTTE, N. C. ATLANTA, GA. 
 RALEIGH, N. C. MEMPHIS, TENN. 
 GREENVILLE, S. C. NEW ORLEANS, LA. 
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SHADES 
 
 REGULAR REDS 
 
 Shade 1—Light Salmon Red. 
 Shade 2—Light Red. 
 
 Shade 3—Medium Red. 
 Shade 4—Dark Red. 
 
 Slight Fireflash with large Pale Red centers and 
 
 Shade 5 bordered edges, from flash-burning kilns. 
 
 Dark Red with very small Brown border on one or 
 more of the edges, from red-burning kilns. 
 
 (Specify which is desired in shade 5) 
 
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 PYRO-TYNT Quarries include a full range of natural fireflashed shades in a random range, from slight 
 flashed reds to deep greenish-bronze. The gradation of color and spotting is absolutely at random and no 
 attempt can be made to sort for any particular color effect. These colors are produced from straight shale, 
 but can be used to very good advantage in producing an extreme range of colors, with the lighter buff 
 
 shades of the ARAGON Tile. 
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 ARAGON Quarries include a range of shades from a light cream buff with pinkish centers and buff edges 
 through the solid pinkish tones, to darker tans and speckled russets, with an occasional purplish-brown tone. 
 These are produced from a mixture of straight shale and terra-cotta clays. An extreme wide range can be 
 effected by a mixture with the PYRO-TYNT Tiles, which will give a range from light cream buffs to dark 
 greenish and purplish bronze. 
 
 GRADES 
 
 “A” GRADE—Sorted to shades and sizes as nearly as pos- 
 
 RELATIVE TESTS OF VARIOUS 
 FLOORING MATERIALS 
 
 sible, perfect edges and surfaces and true and flat without 
 
 WADARS Marble and maple flooring have approximately the same re- 
 
 “ROOFING” GRADE—Special selection from “B” Grade, sistance to wear, according to tests conducted by the Mellon 
 chipped, blemished surfaces, slightly warped in some cases, but Institute on nine different flooring materials. The tests were 
 without any cracks—not sorted to shade. instituted by the vitreous tile manufacturers. 
 
 “B” GRADE—Slightly chipped edges, blemished surfaces, 
 
 A machine was devised which brought to bear on samples 
 slightly warped in some cases, and here and there almost in- 
 
 of different flooring materials a pressure and rubbing effect 
 visible hair cracks in surfacé (cracks which are not caught similar to that of human footsteps. Pressure was applied with 
 a wheel shod with leather surfaces and sand was applied be- 
 
 tween the lath and the floor material to imitate as near as pos- 
 
 in first sorting from the kiln)... Not sorted as to definite 
 shades, but in dark and light groups. Reasonably uniform as 
 
 to size, sible the dirt usually found on floors. After a test period of 
 "C77 GRADE—Curis— Chipped wed ces blemished ma curtaces similar duration for all materials, each was weighed in order 
 warped, cracked, not sorted to shade and in no way guaran- to determine the percentage of loss by abrasion. 
 
 teed. Suitable for rough floors and Rubble Random work: ‘ 
 The following results were reported: In average percentage 
 
 RUBBLE RANDOM. Usually supplied one third of amount of loss, vitreous tile (quarries classed as vitreous tile) 4.57, 
 fireflashed and two thirds of amount in red shades (with a marble 23.18, maple wood 23.79, rubber 20.59, linoleum 56.57, 
 small percentage of ARAGON shades if desired). Three-quar- oxychloride cement 50.10, neat portland cement 16.79, as- 
 ters inch thick material, in either broken or cull grade whole phaltic composition 80.11 and cork tile 45.93. 
 pieces, 
 
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SPECIALS SriADE S 
 
 CARRIED IN STOCK 
 
 External Cove 
 
 Cove Base Internal Cove 
 Square or Roll Top Angle-5q.or Roll Top Angle ~ Sq. or Roll Top Universal Cove Base Angles 
 ©and O lengths 1—Square Top £- Square Top External Internal 
 £l-Roll Top Ao Pollaiop S-5q Top 4 —Sq.Top 
 AD-Roll Top 24 -Roll Top 
 
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 Internal Cove Cove Base Stop Left land Plinth Block 
 Angle 21 5 -S5q.Top-Liit.or RH. ©O-As shown only. 
 25 ~Roll Top-L.t.or Rt. 
 
 External Wafnscot Wainscot Cap 
 Cap Angle — 50 51 Internal Wainscot 
 CapAngsle-32 Internal Wainscot 
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 Infernal Base Angle— 41 
 
 External Base Angle -4O 
 (For use with 54) (For use with 33) 
 
 NOTE = The above specials 
 made in Jexfure "B" only. 
 Order by untt and numben. 
 
 External Wainscor 
 Angle - 54 
 
 Specials other than the above will have to be specially made, at additional 
 cost, requiring also eight weeks to manufacture 
 
REGULAR RED SHADES 
 1-Inch, #-Inch, $-Inch Thick Material 
 
 Item : Wt. Un- Viton Ome cS: 
 No. Size Texture Crated | Crated |Per Sq. Ft. 
 50 8x8 %x% Floor & Wainscot B only 9 10 Ani 2 
 51 = |8x24%4x1 Floor & Wainscot B-C-Dasiel2 14 8 
 52 8xlxl Floor, Ter. & Fpl. C-D 2/3 7/8 Each 
 53 6x9x% Floor & Wainscot B only 9 10 29273 
 54 |6x6x% Floor & Wainscot B only 9 10 4 
 55 6x38x% Floor & Wainscot B only 9 10 8 
 56 6x2%4x% Floor & Wainscot B only 9 10 8 
 57 6x2%x1 Floor, Ter. & Fpl. C-D 12 14 10 2/3 
 58 6x1x1 Floor, Ter. & Fpl. C-D 1/2 5/8 Each 
 59 6x3x% Floor & Fireplace B-C-D 6 i 8 
 60 |4x4x% Floor & Wainscot B only 9 10 2 
 61 3%x8%xX% Floor & Wainscot B only | 9 10 9 
 62 4x244x1 Floor & Fireplace B-C-D | 12 14 16 
 63 4x4xl Floor & Wainscot B only 6 7 9 
 64 |8x38x% Floor & Wainscot B only 9 10 16 
 65 2%x2%x% Floor & Wainscot B only 9 10 16 
 66 3x8xlb Floor & Fireplace B-C-D 6 7 16 
 67 24%4,x24%x1 Floor, Ter. & Fpl. B-C-D 2/5 3/5 Each 
 68 2x1x1 Floor, Ter. & Fpl. C-D 1/6 1/5 ty 
 69 1x1x1 Floor, Ter. & Fpl. CAD) i/o 1/10 ss 
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 70 6x6x%4 Floor, Ter. & Fpl. B only eS i az Each 
 ak 4x4x%4 Floor, Ter. & Fpl. B only 1/2 5/8 os 
 oe 3%4x8%x% Floor, Ter. & Fpl. B only 1/2 5/8 o 
 73 |8x8x% Floor, Ter. & Fpl. B only ik) 53 2/5 ‘cs 
 74 2%x2%x% Floor, Ter. & Fpl. B only 1/3 2/5 cs 
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 75 8x8 34x Right or Left Hand B only iL il} 1 2/5 | No. Pes. 
 76 6x23%x% Right or Left Hand B only 7/8 il Per Lin.Ft. 
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 ual 6x6x %4 Bullnose one side B only Amy 2 5 2 
 78 6x6x %4 Bullnose two sides B only 21/4 2 byl P Each 
 79 = |6x6x% Cove Base Roll or Sq. Top) B only 5 6 2 
 81 6x4x1 Wainscot Cap & Wainscot 
 Angles 33 and 34 B only 3 aly/2 4 2 
 Plinth Blocks, Wainscot 
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 Base Angles B only 2 my AL Each 
 3_-Inch, $-Inch Thick Material 
 Item . Wt. Un- Wt. No. Pes. 
 No. Size Texture Crated | Crated |Per Sq. Ft. 
 50 8x8 %x% Floor & Wainscot B only 9 10 AL iLy/P 
 53 6x9x 4 Floor & Wainscot B only 9 10 2 2/3 
 54 6x6x% Floor & Wainscot B_ only 9 10 4 
 56 6x23%4x% Floor & Wainscot B only 9 10 8 
 61 38%x8%xK% Floor & Wainscot B only 9 10 9 
 63 4x4xlo Floor & Wainscot B only 6 7 9 
 65 234x2%x% Floor & Wainscot B only 9 10 16 
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 70 6x6x% Floor, Ter. & Fpl. B only iL AS ik ye Each 
 72 33%x8%xX% Floor, Ter. & Fpl. B only We 5/8 se 
 74 25%4x2%x% Floor, Ter. & Fpl. B only 1/3 2/5 ss 
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 75 = |8x8%4x% Right or Left Hand B only 1 1/3 1 2/5 ie 
 76 6x2%x% Right or Left Hand B only 7/8 1) No. Pes. 
 SPECIALS Per Lin. Ft. 
 17 6x6x %4 Bullnose one side B only 4 1/2 5 2 
 78 6x6x%4 Bullnose two sides B only 2 1/4 PARED Each 
 79 6x6x %4 Cove Base Roll or Sq. Top|} B only 5 6 2 
 81 6x4x1 Wainscot Cap and Wains- 
 cot Angles 33 and 34 B only 3 1/2 4 o 
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PYRO-TYNT SHADES 
 1-Inch, #-Inch, $-Inch Thick Material 
 
 Item : Wt. Un- Wt. No. Pes. 
 No. Size Texture Crated | Crated | Per Sq. Ft. 
 50 8x38 %4x% Floor & Wainscot B only | 9 10 4 1/2 
 
 51 8x2Y%4x1 Floor & Wainscot B-C-D | 12 14 8 
 52 = |8x1x1 Floor, Ter. & Fpl. C-D 2/3 7/8 Each 
 53 6x9x%4 Floor & Wainscot B only 9 10 2 2/3 
 54 /6x6x% Floor & Wainscot B only 9 10 a 
 55 6x38x% Floor & Wainscot B only 9 10 8 
 56 6x2%x%4 Floor & Wainscot B only 9 10 8 
 57 6x2%4x1 Floor, Ter. & Fpl. C-D 12 14 10 2/38 
 58 |6x1x1 Floor, Ter. & Fpl. C-D gp 5/8 Each 
 59 6x8xle Floor & Fireplace B-C-D 6 7 8 
 60 4x4x%4 Floor & Wainscot B only | 9 10 9 
 61 3%x8%x%| Floor & Wainscot B only | 9 10 9 
 62 4x24%4x1 Floor & Fireplace B-C-D | 12 14 16 
 63 4x4xl Floor & Wainscot B only 6 7 9 
 64 3x8x%4 Floor & Wainscot B only | 9 10 16 
 65 2%x2%x%| Floor & Wainscot Beonly 9 10 16 
 66 |38x8x% Floor & Fireplace B-C-D 6 7 16 
 67 /2%x2%x1 | Floor, Ter. & Fpl. B-C-D 2/5 3/5 Each 
 68 /|2x1x1 Floor, Ter. & Fpl. C-D 1/6 1/5 is 
 69 = |1x1x1 Floor, Ter. & Fpl. C-D 1/12 1/10 - 
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 70 6x6x% Floor, Ter. & Fpl. B only | 1 1/8 i ye Each 
 71 = =|4x4x% Floor, Ter. & Fpl. B only 1/2 5/8 is 
 Ue 3%x3%x%!| Floor, Ter. & Fpl. B only ye 5/8 2 
 73° (8x8x% Floor, Ter. & Fpl. B only 1/3 2/5 
 74 = 254x254x%4 | Floor, Ter. & Fpl. B only 1/3 2/5 i 
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 75 [8x3%x% | Right or Left Hand B only | 11/3 | 1 2/5 ‘ 
 76 (6x2%x% Right or Left Hand B only Cima. No. Pes. 
 SPECIALS Per Lin. Ft. 
 77 |6x6x%4 Bullnose one side B only | 4 1/2 5 2 
 78 6x6x % Bullnose two sides Beonlys 2051/4 21/2 Each 
 79 6x6x% Cove Base Roll or Sq. Top/B only | 5 6 2 
 81 6x4x1 Wainscot Cap and Wains- 
 cot Angles 33 and 34 B only | 3 1/2 | 4 2 
 Plinth Blocks, Wainscot 
 Base Angles & Cove 
 Base Angles B only | 2 PA APA Each 
 2-Inch, 14-Inch Thick Material 
 Item . Wt. Un- Wt. No. Pes. 
 No. Size Texture Crated | Crated | Per Sq. Ft. 
 100 12x6x1% Nosed Step Treads B 9 iil Each 
 101 12x6x1% Sq. Edge Step Risers B 9 11 
 102 12x6x1% Nosed 2 Ways for Corners B 9 iil MY 
 103 8x8x2 Terrace, Walks, Drives, 
 Heavy Floor & Fireplaces C 24 28 2 1/4 
 104 &x8x4 Corner Blocks C-E i 25 Each 
 105 8x4x4 Corner Blocks C-E HQ) iy] ae ss 
 107 8x4x1% Ter.,Wlks.,Drvs.,Flr.&F pl. 18 ae 41/2 
 108 6x6x2 Ter.,Wlks.,Drvs.,Flr.&F pl. C-E 24 28 4 
 109 6x3x2 Ter.,Wlks.,Drvs.,Flr.&F pl. C-E 24 28 8 
 110 6x2V% x2 Ter.,Wlks.,Drvs.,Flr.&F pl. C-E 24 28 10 2/3 
 iy 4x4x4 Blocks C-E 5 1/4 6 1/2 Each 
 112 4x4x2 Ter., Wlks.,Ins.,Flr.&F pl. C-E 24 28 9 
 113 4x2Y,x2 Ter., Wlks.,Ins.,Flr.&F pl. C-E 1. SW OY 2 Each 
 114 Sox Ter., Wlks.,Ins.,Flr.&F pl. C-E 24 28 16 
 115 2%4x2%x2) Ter.,Wlks.,Ins.,Flr.&Fpl. C-E 6/7 1 Each 
 DIAGONALS: 
 120 8x8x2 Ter., Wlks.,Ins.,Flr.&F pl. C 5 6 Each 
 121 6x6x2 Ter., Wlks.,Ins.,Flr.&F pl. C 3 3.1/2 ch 
 122 4x4x2 Ter., Wlks.,Ins.,Flr.&F pl. C-E 2, 2 ss 
 123 BD. 6p. Ter.,Wlks.,Ins.,Flr.&F pl. C-E 3/4 it os 
 124 2%4,x2%x2| Ter.,Wlks.,Ins.,Flr.&Fpl. C-E 3/7 3/5 we 
 
SUGGESTED SPECIFICATIONS 
 
 TILE WORK—Quarries—All floor and wainscot surfaces so indicated on plans or in specifications shall be 
 Hood’s Quarries (to be specified “Red,” ‘““Pyro-Tynt” or ““Aragon’’) of Grade , in sizes as shown or selected 
 by Architect, and in designs as selected or indicated on plans. 
 
 QUALITY—AII tile shall be furnished and installed by tile contractor in such grades as specified, and shall be 
 laid in a first class, workman-like manner according to the following specifications: 
 
 GENERAL—Foundation shall be solid, level and free from spring and vibration and shall be brought to such 
 a level as to allow for the thickness of the bed coat (or screed) and the thickness of the tile. 
 
 BED-COAT (or Screed)—Bed-coat shall be of one part Portland cement and two parts clean, washed sharp 
 sand, thoroughly mixed. Spread bed-coat at least three-quarters of an inch thick, to a true level and allow 
 to set sufficiently long to hold up the weight of tiles when placed upon it. 
 
 LAYING TILES—Tile shall be laid in true alignment and shall be tamped to a true surface level with flat 
 block and hammer, after bed-coat is sufficiently set to hold tiles solidly. Set all tiles with die edges running 
 
 in same direction. 
 
 GROUTING—Grout the tile with a mixture of one part Portland cement and one part of clean, sharp 
 washed sand, being careful to rub to a good smooth flush joint. Tiles must be rubbed to prevent the remain- 
 der of any physical lumps of cement on the surface. 
 
 CLEANING—Twenty-four hours after grouting, the surface of tile can be cleaned either by scrubbing with 
 fine sand mixed with a good cleansing powder, or with a solution of one part muriatic acid mixed with ten 
 parts clean water (in wooden bucket). Scrub thoroughly with acid and rinse quickly with clear water, 
 allowing the acid solution to remain on the tile only a few minutes. After tile contractor has cleaned tile upon 
 completion of his contract, he shall not be responsible for additional cleaning of any soil occasioned by subse- 
 quent work of other sub-contractors. 
 
 NOTE—To PotisH Quarry TiLeE—After tile are thoroughly clean they can either be waxed or can be rub- 
 bed with a solution of equal parts of raw linseed oil and turpentine. 
 
B. MIFFLIN HOOD BRICK CO., DAISY, TENN. ALBERT KaHNn, Architect, Detroit 
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 Fountain, showing ornamental value of “Pottry” Brickettes. Pilasters are of brickettes 8x1. 
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 | FIREPLACE LININGS 
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 Five examples illustrating the multitude of attractive designs for fire box linings, that can be 
 executed with Hood’s Wire-Cut “Pyro-tynt” Brickettes {sizes 8’x1’x 244’ and 6’x1’x 214}. 
 Note the part played by the accentuated mortar joint 
 
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 EVANSTON, ILLINOIS 
 
 8x3%4 and 3%4x3% laid to accentuate the 12’’ unit joints. 
 A beautiful blend of soft “Pyro-tynt” (autumn foliage) shades, in the whole combining a soft neutrality 
 of tone, harmonizing quietly with almost any interior color scheme. 
 As wear proof as any floor material known 
 
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 STUDIO— CONSOLVO TILE & MARBLE CoO. 
 
 TULSA, OKLAHOMA 
 
 A very pleasing combination of 8x3%’’ “Pyro-tynt” Quarries in “Basket-weave-dot” pattern, with 
 polychrome faience dots. Variegated buff dots in “Aragon” Quarries make a very eflective treatment 
 
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 Architects: Manan & BROADWELL 
 Tile Contractor: MaLone & BowDEN 
 
 DAISY, TENN. 
 
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 Where Quarries, through a combination of beauty, durability 
 and economy, are most appropriate 
 
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 ABOVE — Interiors and exterior view of entrance of Atlanta Offices 
 
 ArtHur NEALL Rosinson, Architect, Atlanta 
 CARMICHAEL Tite Co., Tile Work, Atlanta 
 
 BELOW— Views of Sales Office and Sign at Daisy, Tennessee, on the 
 main line of the Southern Railway from Chicago to Florida 
 
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 W. S. B. BROADCASTING STATION —THE VOICE OF THE SOUTH” 
 
 Illustrating the use of Roofing Grade 6’’x6’’ Quarries for flat roofs which are used for promenades. 
 
 Note the additional refinement of the 6’’x6”’ pattern over that of the usual 6’’x9’’ 
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 SUN ROOM—I. HECHENBLEIKNER 
 CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA 
 
 The floor is done in 4’x 4’x 4’ “Pyro-tynt” {autumn foliage} shades, blending both in unit 
 and soft mingled tones, with the interior walls of rough texture Fireflashed Face Brick 
 
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 For convenience of Architects or Draftsmen as slip sheets for tracing or for the client’s selection of a design. 
 These designs are scaled for the use of a 1%” joint, although wider or narrower joint can be used if desired. 
 The patterns herewith shown are adaptable to either square or diagonal laying. 
 
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 B. MIFFLIN HOOD BRICK COMPANY 
 PLANT—MELVILLE (Hamilton County), TENNESSEE 
 SALES OFFICE—(POST OFFICE) DAISY (Hamilton County), TENNESSEE 
 TELEGRAPH—MAIN 5457—CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE 
 TELEPHONE--SAME 
 
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 PLANT—MELVILLE (Hamilton County), TENNESSEE 
 SALES OFFICE—(POST OFFICE) DAISY (Hamilton County), TENNESSEE 
 TELEGRAPH—MAIN 5457—CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE 
 TELEPHONE—SAME 
 
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 For convenience of Architects or Draftsmen as slip sheets for tracing or for the client’s selection of a design. 
 These designs are scaled for the use of a ¥2” joint, although wider or narrower joint can be used if desired. 
 These patterns can be furnished in either red or fireflashed or in combination. 
 
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