Brick companies tend to be regional. Apparently you are deep South. In NC, Pine Hall Brick has "Old Colony, Full Range". I like it.

DH loves that show Dirty Jobs--go figure LOL! They had this brick company featured. DH made me go to the website to see their brick and it is gorgeous. I love it! Hope this helps!

Here is a link that might be useful: North Carolina Handmade Brick Company

That's what I want. Thank you both.

Anyone have pics showing applictions?

I live on the Mississippi coast. Borel seems to be the company here.

Old Virginia brick http://www.oldvirginiabrick.com/
Cushwa Brick

and a bunch of others. It's not necessarily the brand of brick that matters but more the color/texture/mix. If you really want old antebellum you should go toward wood mould brick, and then if you can afford it - the handmade wood mould bricks. There are also machine versions to rough up the brick, but obviously its not the same.

Can you get Jenkins brick? I'm in the south too, so I'm familiar with both Boral and Jenkins.

Here is a link that might be useful: Jenkins Brick

I think wood-molded, sand-faced brick is what you are looking for. Check out the "17th Century Brick" line from Boral.

Here is a link that might be useful: Boral 17th Century Brick

If you're near Alexandria, LA Bradley Brick has "Old Red River".

Heres one
http://www.handmadebrick.com/colorselect.html

Eventhecatisaboy beat me to it....