Thanks. I believe this tile is still made. If anyone has some old ones they are willing to part with, let me know.

We often leave doors open. This is why I wanted a dutch door but they were too expensive and we are not crafty enough to convert a door. We also let our old horse, goats, chickens, ducks etc wander about property and destroy all attempts at landscaping. (used to have a bottle lamb that came in house looking for me and checked the doors sounds cute but they don't housetrain - gross) My horse will go inside anywhere garage, shed, chicken coop for chicken food. He puts head inside windows left open in cars and trucks he'll check for crackers, chips, bread, and some fruit but not apples- weirdo. On one of his foraging trips just inside kitchen door he slipped a bit and rammed down on one tile that cracked. He is not invited in but he watches doors. Animals are now locked up when parties and bbq are thrown as they forget they are livestock and get pushy and graze the appetizers which is really the dogs job. kinda funny I suppose if you are not used to it, but predictably irritating if you know better and let them out to find your garlic bread gone. So my need for impervious flooring - mini farm. I did use our dirt when selecting colors too!. thanks for all the help I couldn't think of how to finish entryway on a budget but these ideas help.

Kitchen remodel, need around 30 pieces, prior home owner had 7 pieces left in box in basement. Manufacturer was United States Ceramic Tile Company. Company was located in East Sparta Ohio. Was closed in 2007 and subsequently purchased by Roca Tile. Box had 1278-1212 printed on it, as well as Island Stone Kona Pearl. Glazed floor tile. UPC code 7 24764 86112 2, actual size is 11 7/8" x 11 7/8". Roca Tile Group told me they thought the name was Craterlake, but they too discontinued it. If anyone knows of the whereabouts of any of this tile I would be extremely grateful. Can be contacted @ tmlappraisals@aol.com Below links are photo of tile on floor and the box the 7 pieces are in. https://www.dropbox.com/s/d844g52nqjpfiu5/20221231_163623.jpg?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/bj5gx0hrp5u0fph/20221231_145704.jpg?dl=0

This is a fool's errand. Even if you find some, the chances of getting a match are miniscule. Time to make contrast your friend.