Pattern Pavers

Location: East Clayton (aka Lick Run), OH

• Michelle L. “Snowflake” pattern sidewalk pavers were made in Ohio at East Clayton, also known as Lick Run. The snowflake is revealed when two bricks are placed side by side.

• Likely Zanesville, OH

• Same pattern, different sizes of widths of lines and circles. Bricks are different sizes too.
• "Here is two varieties. The smaller orange one is Kansas and the larger thicker one is Galesburg brick, and we have documentation advertising it. It's much harder and heavier too." - Ed W. IBCA member.

Location: Manufactured in several states including: Athens Ohio, Montana, Georgia, Oxford Alabama and more.

Maker: Athens Brick Company

Location: Oxford AL

• Stamp on the back

• Recessed center of circle, no center line.

• Separated center of brick.

• Raised center of circle, no center line

• No center line, with center buttons.
• Coffeeville Brick Plant in Coffeyville, Kansas
• Coffeeville Brick Plant in Cherryvale, Kansas.

• Center line without margins, with center buttons.

• Center line with margins, with center buttons.

Location: Birmingham AL

Maker: Coaldale Brick and Tile

• Raised pattern, no center line, with depresses circle center.

• Coffeeville, Kansas.

Location: Nelsonville, OH

• Bullseye with flat center, made at the first plant where the VFW currently sits.

Location: Terre Haute, IN

• Notice the art deco style "T" and the "H" worked into the design.

• Kushequa, PA. Has "K"s and "q"s in the design.

Location: Ohio, Durham, NC, others

Maker: Mold maker in Ohio; Fitzgerald, NC; Others

• Thicker/Thinner lines in the middle.
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Location: Alton, Illinois

• These were used extensively on sidewalks and walkways in front of wealthy 1800s and turn of the century homes.

Location: Possibly from Zanesville, OH

Location: Coffeeville, Kansas.