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Re: [BP] Antique Verde
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Fri, 14 Dec 2007 10:40:06 -0800
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Ralph,  Vermont Marble Co. in Proctor might have something online or at
least a number to call.  Ruth




At 9:31 PM -0500 12/13/07, [log in to unmask] wrote:
Quaried in Rutland near the Rochester quarries ; used at rockerfeller
center  interior applications only ; don't recomend it for outdoors in the
North east

look for samples in the grave yard ; it won't hold a polish unless sealed ;
which alters the color .......did one outdoor application  and it weathered
back in one year  good luck  PY

Interesting.  But somebody Very Big thought it was neat stuff and didn't
get your contrarecommendation.  I've seen it at Rockefeller Center, too,
often broken up into big chunks and incorporated into terrrazzo.

Meanwhile I'd like a more literary, even more published (if much less
readable) source than Our Favorite Pyrate.  Anybody got anything?

Ralph

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Ruth Barton
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