I have some old 2x4's in my garage that are 1 3/4 x 3 3/4 . Now as to the time frame when it was built i really can't say , maybe in the twenty's , Now as for THIS OLD HOUSE everything framing wise is rough cut and full diminution , The Red Oak trim is full diminution width wise and 7/8th thick , The old flooring is 7/8ths thick . and if my feeble momorey is correct when my parents built the new home in 59 i am pretty sure the thickness of the lumber was 1 3/4 . also since myself and the one neighbor kid and i layed the sub flooring the 1x12's were 7/8 thick plus they were LONG some were 24 foot long . The carpentor that was doing the job would come in the evenings and we all worked on building it . To keep me and the neighbor kid out of truble he would come up with thing for us to do during the day . . Learned how to cut usen a hand saw as most of the home was built with a hand saw .
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