Another one bites the dust!

[PizzaPolice]

What a shame to see a beautiful example of our short history obliterated.

eBay: Brick Bread and Pizza Oven (item 250136498209 end time Jul-05-07 20:21:05 PDT)

[james]

That is so sad. I sure hope somebody buys it -- though I can't quite imagine moving it.

We should buy it as a group and donate it to a charity....
James

[nissanneill]

James,
wait until it runs out of time. At that price not looking at the relocation costs, they should almost pay you to remove it.
Having said that, they will simply smash it up with the remainder of the building, and dump it in land fill.
Anybody in NY looking for second hand fire bricks?

Neill

[Unofornaio]

what was this? when I clicked the link to E-bay it crashes my IE. Was it an old brick oven..anyone save pics of it????

[dmun]

"This brick oven is in Milton, New York about one hour and 45 minutes north of NY. It weighs about 5 tons. It was built by an Italian immigrant on site. It is in excellent shape. It was built in 1924. It is inside a building so it has never been weathered. the building will be torn down on July 26, 07."

It got no bids at 3000 usd.

[PizzaPolice]

This was the text:

This brick oven is in Milton, New York about one hour and 45 minutes north of NY. It weighs about 5 tons. It was built by an Italian immigrant on site. It is in excellent shape. It was built in 1924. It is inside a building so it has never been weathered. the building will be torn down on July 26, 07. Costs of removing oven is on the buyer. So arrangements would have to be made prior to pick-up. A crane will likely be needed to facilitate removal.

[PizzaPolice]

Dang! DMUN!

[Unofornaio]

Thanks guys..it probably got the BALL...speaking of wrecking ball did anyone see the news..about the runaway wb in PA???

[jengineer]

dang Dmun indeed - I was waiting too until tit was over to get the photo uploaded here for posterity. One minute indeed.

Hope the ball buster had insurance