Two similar floors combined.  1. Massachusetts origin, circa 1860. Early circular sawn. Over-nailing holes. Power washed. This has an incredible original finish surface that you may choose to leave intact. Otherwise the 7” - 13” width boards are a full one inch thick to accommodate an aggressive sanding. The lengths are 3’ to 12’-6” as extracted from a single room and a hallway. 340 square feet

2. Circa 1830. Painted, up and down sawn, northern hard pine room lot. Boards are a full one inch thick x 14’-4” length except for the 40 SFT of shorts shown which average 4’-6”L . Widths 11”-15” wide. Nice and flat and are reversible if desired. 220 square feet

560 square feet total,  $5,900