
Brand: LAPCo
Company: Los Angeles Pressed Brick Company.
These bricks were found in our backyard in the ground only a few inches from the surface.

The top of this brick has a glazed finish.

I wonder if we will find anymore interesting things in our backyard from the past.
We found this interesting link about California bricks companies past to present.
6 comments:
Very interesting bit of backyard archaeology. I found this link in a quick Google search of LAPBCo, in which, incidentally, your post came up as the first hit.
Hiya,
We have a Victorian cottage in San Diego. We found bricks with "LAPBCo" stamped in them and did some googling and found your blog. Right nifty bit of information, thank you.
I found 180 LAPBCo bricks buried in the woods on my property. Some have white and some have a purple glaze on one side and one end. What are they worth ?
We lived in Mt Washington and during the 1989 earthquake our chimney fell down. These were the bricks we found. We ended up putting them in a cement walkway to the house.
My whole house is built with these brick that say LAPBCo yellowish color. How do i find there worth or any info on them .
I just found some beautiful roof tiles with the encryption LAPRESSEDBRICKCO super cool to know these are original stamped bricks.
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