Saw this on a Craigslist ad: WALNUT LUMBER (Approx. 35,000 bd ft) Lumber Air Dried & in Storage for 50 years Saw Mill Cut Into 2" & 3" Slabs also 1" & 2" 1 x 6 -- 2' Planed weigh's 8 lb
NOTE: Lumber will be sold by the # (pound)
WALNUT LUMBER (50 Years in Storage) (3) Pile equal 27,000 bd ft plus lumber in out buildings approx. 8,000 ft All in 12' or larger 1", 2" & 2 ? Inch Thick 300/400' Aromatic Cedar (1 Pallet)
Don't quite know what to make of it. I've never heard of wood by the pound. Moisture content would be one unknown. I'd be tempted to bid if I had a reasonable guess of lbs/bd. ft.
Anyone / everyone?