Pair Wood Foundry Patterns w/ AF 4152
A pair of industrial wooden foundry patterns from the United States, typically used in the mid-20th century for sand-casting metal machinery parts. The items are constructed from carved and joined wood with a combination of black-painted and natural wood finishes. The first pattern is a long, rectangular piece featuring several raised blocks and recessed sections. In the center recessed area, it bears the stenciled white characters AF 4152. To the right of these characters, there is a faint, impressed oval mark containing characters that are not legible as a name. The second pattern is a larger, multi-component piece mounted on a heavy natural wood base. This item consists of a central black-painted block with an attached top cylinder, a semi-circular front element, and a small rectangular side block. 27 in long. 15x10
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A pair of industrial wooden foundry patterns from the United States, typically used in the mid-20th century for sand-casting metal machinery parts. The items are constructed from carved and joined wood with a combination of black-painted and natural wood finishes. The first pattern is a long, rectangular piece featuring several raised blocks and recessed sections. In the center recessed area, it bears the stenciled white characters AF 4152. To the right of these characters, there is a faint, impressed oval mark containing characters that are not legible as a name. The second pattern is a larger, multi-component piece mounted on a heavy natural wood base. This item consists of a central black-painted block with an attached top cylinder, a semi-circular front element, and a small rectangular side block. 27 in long. 15x10
Buyer's Premium
24%
