Does anyone know what kind of wood this is?
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My guess is maple - especially looking at those 'tiger stripes'.
My guess would be a combination of tiger maple and red oak
It is Quarter Sawn Oak very hard to find and very expensive.
it is oak but u might have a hard time matching old to new, might look for someone who is getting rid of their old oak floors good luck
tiger oak. aka quarter sawn- lucky you!
It's quarter sawn oak! Once it's sanded it will bring back the beautiful color of solid oak. You have a treasure in the rough! Be sure to seal it once it's sanded to extend it's sanded finish and color.
Check you attic and any other unused space. They may have similar flooring which can be "stolen" .
Closets, pantries, old porches, and behind the wall covering are more places to look for more matching wood. ☺️
Looks like Oak to me!