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Pine boards stamped 95A-H-F10

larrythewoodguy | Posted in General Discussion on

Hello,
I have some 1 x 6 Pine boards with 95A-H-F10 and some with 88Z-H-F10 stamped on the ends does anybody know what these stamps mean?
Could it be that the boards where treated with some chemical like a fire retardant?
The local that I bought them off doesn’t know. 
Thank you
Larry

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    ct_yankee | | #1

    Could it be simply a mill identifier?
    It's definitely NOT a structural lumber grade stamp. Perhaps a furniture grade lumber identifier?

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