Bread boards made from reclaimed lumber that our small business salvaged in 2019. Each board is one of a kind. They're sealed with cutting board oil and include a 3/4" hole. 6 made from over a hundred-year-old plus wood. They may have stress cracks & other natural defects as well as the nail holes that once held the wood onto the barn as seen in the photos. All are sealed with a food grade mineral oil mixture. Measurements vary but typically range: 5 1/2" to 7 1/2"" Wide & 18" to 20" Long Boards species of wood. Oaks (Red & white{bur}), Maples (silver, sugar, Birdseye) American Elm, Boxelder, Poplar, Pine and more. History of wood We salvaged the barn in Otter Tail County Minnesota in 2019. Constructed in 1947, the barn was made from the clear cutting or use of trees that were on the land. Most of the trees started growing in the late 1800s and some as early as late 1700s, early 1800s according to the widths of some species.