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no. no more exist. the last one that did exist was in Wizard of OZ..
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agoYes, the prop that was the yellow brick road is still around.
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∙ 6y agoIf there were any actual bricks used in the movies, they aren't worth anything. They're just bricks painted yellow.
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∙ 12y agoabout $1 billion dollars each
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Does the yellow Rolls-Royce from the movie still exist?
As of 2003, it was part of a private collection in Saratoga, California.
Does Carthage still exist?
no it does not
What is the strongest brick?
It's the Red Acrington Brick - but the company is in danger. More than 80 workers who produce the renowned red Accrington Brick in the Lancashire town are to lose their jobs, it has been reported. The so-called Nori (iron spelt backwards) bricks were exported to New York in the 1930s to lay the foundations for the 1,453 ft tower, which was then the world's tallest building. Closer to home, the bricks, which were once the densest and strongest in the world, built the Blackpool Tower as well as many of the finest buildings in Blackpool and the nearby town of Lytham St Annes. They were also used to build a life-size locomotive in Morton Park, Darlington, which used 181,000 of the bricks made originally by the Iron Brick Company. The firm, now part of the Hanson Building Company, has seen an unprecedented slump in sales as a result of the housing slump. As a result, the firm will be mothballed for 18 months, employing only a skeleton staff in the hope that the market picks up. A Hanson spokesman said demand for bricks has fallen by up to 40 per cent in the past 18 months. "This is the furthest we've seen the brick market fall since just after the Second World War," he said. "We have had to take these measures to preserve the rest of the business. We couldn't carry on producing bricks with nobody buying them. But there is still a massive pent-up demand for new houses, and it will come back." Hanson is a subsidiary of the Heidleber Cement Group, which employs 70,000 people worldwide. Legend has it that the bricks became known as Nori, because the word iron was painted on the factory chimney with the letter I at the bottom and N at the top.
How long did osage Indians exist?
They still exist, in Pawhuska, OK. On the reservation.
Does polygamy still exist in Africa?
Yes.
Does yellow fever still exist today?
yes the yellow fever still exists today.
How many bricks equal a square foot?
Of course it depends on the size of the brick. But you can still do it by the following steps. 1. Let y = square inches of one brick (compute length X width). 2. # bricks = 144 / y ( the number of square inches in a sq. foot divided by size of a single brick) For example suppose a brick is 2 by 8, then y = 16. 144/16 = 9 so you'd have 9 bricks in a square foot. If you think about it, lay the 9 bricks side by side they'd cover an area that is 18 x 8 =144, the same number of inches in a 12 in x 12 in area. If you are going to use mortar between the bricks, remember to allow for that in your computation of the brick size..
How do you use hay bales to make a street?
Sometimes in the past (and still in some places in the world) bricks were made of straw, mud, and clay. The straw added extra strength or fiber to the brick and gave the mud and clay a better texture to shape a brick out of. You could subsitute straw with hay and make bricks out of that, thus giving you the needed material to lay a old fashioned cobbled or brick street.
Does the yellow Rolls-Royce from the movie still exist?
As of 2003, it was part of a private collection in Saratoga, California.
Bricks and clicks?
"Bricks and clicks" refers to a business model that combines physical brick-and-mortar stores with online e-commerce operations. This approach allows customers to have the convenience of shopping online while still having the option to visit a physical store for a more immersive experience or immediate product availability. It is a strategy that effectively blends the benefits of both online and offline retail.
Where was Westport Paving Brick Company?
Westport Paving & Brick was a Baltimore based manufacturer of bricks. The company was located in the Westport area of south Baltimore, an older industrial east coast city located in the state of Maryland. The company was founded around 1905 by William L. Wise Sr. of Baltimore, Maryland. At one time, Westport Paving & Brick was one of the larger manufcaturers of bricks in the DelMarVa area many of which were used in both the commercial as well as residential sectors. So well regarded were these bricks, known as 'Baltimore Bricks' that many were exported to other municipalities for construction of government buildings, streets, alley ways and sidewalks. Often the bricks were used during shipping as the ballast itself. By the mid 1920s with more automobiles prevalent amongst the middle class, a more refined surface was needed to give drivers a smoother ride and the time of the brick street was at an end. One place of note where the 'Baltimore Bricks' can be found in abundance is at the Ernest Hemingway house located in Key West, Florida. The bricks had initially been shipped via clipper ships to Key West in the 1910s. By the mid 1930s, the city council decided to upgrade their streets with the new easier to drive on concrete formulas so common at that time. Mr. Hemingway purchased the bricks from the city of Key West at the cost of one penny per brick. Hemingway purchased approximately 20,000 of these bricks which he used for the wall surrounding his property and also his walkways. Westport Paving & Brick was still in business during World War II and appears to have disbanded around 1948.
How can an whale of 600 lbs float and a brick dont?
Well, whales have special physical attributes that help them keep afloat. for example, it has a special liver filled with oil that helps it to swim. it also uses movement and its fins to keep from sinking. we weigh a tad more than a brick and we still float because we have special adaptations that stop us from sinking - we can swim! can a brick swim? does a brick have these special physical attributes? no! we are alive - bricks aren't.
How many bricks would you need if the area of a patio is 24 square feet and one brick is 4 x 8?
Hello Questioner, The total would be 108 assuming that no spaces between bricks is catered for. It is assumed that the brick dimension is in inches. Obviously there will be some mortar between bricks but on the whole I would stick to the figure, mainly to allow for breakages etc. The calculation was as follows: One brick is 32/144 square feet, therfore 24 square feet will require 24 divided by 32/144 which equals 108. The 144 is derived from the number of square inches in a square foot. It does not matter how the 24 square feet is made up. Could be 2x12, 3x8, or 4x6 it would still require the same number of bricks. Best regards. JF
How glass building bricks can let light through but still protect your privacy?
How glass building bricks can let light trough but still protect your privacy
History of Finzer Brothers Company?
The Finzer Brothers Clay Company and brick factory was started in 1910 by five of the seven Finzer brothers--the grandsons of Swiss immigrants who came to Sugar Creek, Ohio in the 1850's (I believe 1857). They teamed up to begin a business that they could never have known would still be running one hundred years later almost exactly as it was when it was built. In the beginning, all labor was completely manual (being the 1910's and 20's), including the loading and moving of the bricks in and out of kilns, and it remains so today, save for a few electrical wirings and carting systems that weren't around back when it was first started. The company was bought by Belden Brick in 1946, but the "Finzer Bros" double chimneys still stand and are used. Many of the kilns are original to the plant, as well as several buildings and bricks around the railroad running through Sugar Creek (one can still find some stamped with "Finzer Bros Clay Co" beside the tracks). This plant (#4, I believe) is the only one left out of five in Sugar Creek to be almost completely original and make bricks by hand, as opposed to being mass-produced in tunnel kilns. Hope this helped! This plant means a lot to me--has a place in my family history--and I hope this answers your question well enough! ~HF
Does the Atahualpa still exist?
yes, because we still exist
Does the himeji castle still exist?
yes it does still exist :)
