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The use of cast iron and other metals for tombstones dates well back into the 19th century. I have a page of cast iron types on my other website. Click the link below >>>

IRON TOMBSTONES & GRAVE "COVERS"

This page will show other metal markers & monuments, some of which I imagine were quite expensive.

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Elkins

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Delaney

   The above 2 pictures are of monuments made entirely of metal albeit hollow within. The lower view is one end of the Delaney monument. The 4 pictures below show two other sides and the 4 metal plates bolted to the sides. These are excellent examples of early craftmanship as well as a beautiful and long-lasting tributes to loved ones.

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Above is the Hal R Haynes stone monument erected to family members.The other 3 pictures are of metal plates bolted to the sides.

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