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When Hutto ISD built their new high school a few years ago, they had engraved bricks for sale for the front walkway...more like $20-$40, as I recall...not sure of the source or the price from the supplier, but someone at the Admin. Office should have the details. Also, here at RRPL, our Foundation sold engraved wall tiles for the entrance halls, in the $25-$80 range. I'll find out the source from Dale or someone on the Foundation Board and pass that along. Sherry Miller -----Original Message----- From: Gene Crick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, March 18, 2006 11:00 AM To: [email protected] Cc: Laurie Mahaffey; Mickey DuVall; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: donor bricks - followup on donor pricing This is a message from CTLS-L. Selecting "Reply" will send a message to the originator. Selecting "Reply to All" will send a message to the entire list. --------------------------------------------------------- from checking on prices (contributions) for pricing "friends" bricks, offer two good and fairly typical examples: Zilker Gardens: http://www.zilkergarden.org/support/friends.html The Alamo: http://www.thealamo.org/bricks.html Impression? $100 is a common cost for small (std.) bricks; reverse economy applies to larger: eg. a brick twice as large may cost 4 times as much. but varies widely and obviously best determined by your local friends group. after all, none of this is engraved in stone... :)
