1930's 40's Foundry Mold Swimming Award Plaque | ||
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Posted 5 years ago
yougottaha…
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Another Foundry Mold from the auction many years ago!!! Great Style!!! Artist that made it made the piece look like he was really swimming !!!!!!!!
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Hello, Would that have actually been used for the casting? If so, how was it used?Just curious. Thanks, Lou
Iptools It would be attached to a backing like the Coca Cola Mold I posted then pressed into framed box foundry sand it's very fine!! then Removed leaving the void outline. Same with backside. Bing or Google "Making sand cast bronze sculptures.
I have some I had recast years ago I will post soon.
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These are all very cool! Not sure of the terminology, though. Are these molds, or master paterns/castings for making molds? Guessing another material was first carved to make the first one and then they became the master patterns/castings used to make subsequent molds?
kwqd Your right master patterns!!! Been away from the foundry biz since 64 when I was a pattern setter. I forgot the right label!!! Always loved that biz!!! They save the first casting as it is the sharpest one!!! And use it over and over as needed.
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Thanks for the info!!! Regards, Lou