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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 11 (September 1898) (1898)

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re any internal framing to support it. The general bronze founders, which comes from Fontenay-aux- filled by the metal. Our engraving shows the appear- arrangement of the composition having been decided Roses. about .sixteen miles from Paris. The figure ance of the core and the part of the mould,… … several opera- metal and for the tions— t h e con- escape of the air struction of the and gas, and this mould, the pre- result is obtained CASTING THE STATUE OF " FAN " IN ONE PIECE—POVBING THE BBONZE IN THE BESEBVOIB. paration of the by the use of many fluid alloy, the gates and chan- casting, the…

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