Paul's Salvage formerly on Bedford and Gates

OP here. It is definitely some sort of waste line because it actually connects to the original giant main waste pipe. It's just odd in that if you go up and up and up there is no where for this smaller pipe to originiate. I assume there may have been a bathroom on the 3rd floor some years agao that was removed because there is a cutout on the floor and replacement wood matched up that once observed is about the same size/area of the base of a toilet bowl. albeit no rounded edges. My fear is that this was never capped off, or the pipe is rusting inside the wall. the only positive is these fellas (knock on wood) are all hanging out downstairs for now. Maybe I should cap it off in the basement, find the other end, and fill it with a cement of some sort through the walls.

Posted by: brokestone at January 22, 2008 11:57 AM in response to strange waste line = roaches?

I live right across from that yellow house and i LOVE the LPC! But i'm being selfish. I've only been here 2 years or so but one of the reasons i actually bought my place was because we like walking out every day and seeing that yellow house. I hope it does get occupied soon. And more importantly I loved the idea that we could landmark our block long term. Although there are definitely pros and cons I think the benefits should outwiegh the costs over the long LONG LONG term. Even if right now I'm scrambling to get any work down before this ever happens because there is no way i can afford to do everything by the book according to the LPC. I did a lot of research and man all that stuff really adds up. it adds up even without the landmarks process.

I was also at the LPC hearing, it was a great event and the process works. If you had seen the size of the appartment building they wanted to put in, it would have really changed the dynamics of this street. In look and feel.

Posted by: brokestone at February 26, 2008 2:22 PM in response to 213 Cumberland Slinks Back to LPC

I am also interested in purchasing. My mantle was damaged during fireplace work. Please contact me if they are still available

781-859-9901

not 718. thanks!

Posted by: brokestone at May 28, 2008 4:26 PM in response to Where can I sell old marble fireplace mantles

I am interested in one. Let me know

jkatsos@yahoo.com

or phone 781-859-9901. i need a non cracked marble mantle top as that is what i need to replace.

Thanks

Posted by: brokestone at May 29, 2008 3:07 PM in response to Marble Fire Places

I am also interested in this radiator. Please email me at jkatsos@yahoo.com if it is still available.

Thanks.

P.S. Eddie does not touch radiators, just the guy on Myrtle. They need to be properly tested and he couldn't be bothered with all the risk involved.

Posted by: brokestone at August 14, 2008 11:44 PM in response to Victorian Radiator for Sale

I would also be interested in one.
212.620.0044 (thats work, I live in ft Green)

Posted by: andrix at May 28, 2008 4:37 PM in response to Where can I sell old marble fireplace mantles

Okay, there is a lot of interest, so I will put up the dimensions and also some more pictures and people can bid.
Thanks for your responses.

Posted by: Sabiscott at May 28, 2008 8:22 PM in response to Where can I sell old marble fireplace mantles

I'll start the bidding at $9.99.

Posted by: denton at May 28, 2008 10:09 PM in response to Where can I sell old marble fireplace mantles

Hi
Wheres the bidding happening? What price you at right now?
Please mail me at nicksullivan@mac.com if they're not sold. I have identical fireplaces and need another.
Thanks

Posted by: nicksull at May 29, 2008 7:27 AM in response to Where can I sell old marble fireplace mantles

I have two top quality white marble mantles to sell from a building that is being renovated. I will send photos. If interested or if you would like to visit and see in person contact Sasha at 347-276-2050. thx.

Posted by: guest at May 29, 2008 8:08 AM in response to Where can I sell old marble fireplace mantles

Has this radiator sold? If not please contact me at 347-276-2050. Thank you.

Posted by: Sasha155157 at October 1, 2008 2:38 PM in response to Victorian Radiator for Sale