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Brass foundry owned by Philip Jenkins, negative
Copy negative of a photographic print showing a group of six workmen outside a brass foundry owned by Philip Jenkins. The men are holding tools of their trades - from left, saw probably denotes patternmaker, a hammer may denote fitter, a wooden bearing pattern may denote patternmaker or moulder (this man may possibly be the proprietor?), an uncertain small tool may be a moulder’s tool, and no tools may denote a labourer – this man is the only one in shirt sleeves and not wearing a waistcoat, a hammer may denote a fitter. On floor next to leg of man on right is a moulder’s sand sieve. At centre foreground is a wooden pattern for a large brass bearing.
Collection Area
Industry
Item Number
2017.127/3
Creation/Production
unknown
Date: 20th century, early
Acquisition
Donation, 20/11/2017
Measurements
Length
(mm): 121
Width
(mm): 165
Techniques
glass negative
negative
Material
glass
Location
In store
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