This transfer tile appears to be English in origin, not unlike a Minton tile or other tile company in England in the day.  It measures 1/2" thick by 8" square.  It has a brown transfer type image on its face with some 'Lean-To Houses' on its face, and the inscription: "Adjacent Lean-To Houses In Quincy, MassTS, Each Of Which Was The Birth-Place Of A President Of The United States".  It has a nice floral border surrounding the transfer images of the Lean-To Houses and cloaking the outer inch and a half of the face of the tile.  This tile is not marked, except for a '0', perhaps another digit, but hard to tell.  There is stray brown flat surface residue, likely old glue, but it does not appear to have been installed.  This tile has some minute shallow surface edge wear and nicks, shown in the photos, but is very structurally sound. It is in excellent condition given its age of more than 100 years.