Foundryman

Getty Images File picture of a foundryman working with molten metal at the furnace face inside the Corus Steelworks at Redcar which is to be mothballed. ❋ Prasenjit Bhattacharya (2010)

When all had been finished the foundryman had shipped the new invention, _via_ the Michigan Southern ❋ Ellsworth Douglass (N/A)

The foundryman who had constructed the big torpedo-shaped contrivance had been interviewed. ❋ Ellsworth Douglass (N/A)

The foundryman used only half the metal he would put into a culverin, for the stone projectile weighed only a third as much as an iron ball of the same size, and the bore walls could therefore be comparatively thin. ❋ Albert Manucy (N/A)

All did very well, though Pud was puffing and blowing like a porpoise and sweating like a foundryman when they stopped at the top of the hill for a short rest. ❋ George W. Orton (1915)

He is a foundryman, had a hard struggle to establish his growing business, and has in consequence a fierce outlook on the world, as one who at any time may have to fight for his own. ❋ Allen French (1908)

The last issue of the South Brooklyn News had been put upon the street, and I went to the city to make a bargain with the foundryman for the type. ❋ Unknown (1901)

I know that it is no more wrong or wicked for a horse to work for his living, -- of course on a humane basis, -- either on the stage or on the street, than it is for a coal-carrier, a foundryman, a farmer, a bookkeeper, a school teacher or a housewife to do the day's work. ❋ William Temple Hornaday (1895)

The foundryman formed a mould in clay and poured the melted brass into it. ❋ Eva March Tappan (1892)

Watt shows good judgment in suggesting that Wilkinson, the famous foundryman, should be taken into partnership. ❋ Andrew Carnegie (1877)

Mr.. Furze, knowing nothing of Mr. Eaton's contract, of the blacksmith's failure, of the advance in iron, of the trust meeting, of the stoppage of the navigation, and of the departure of the foundryman, asked her husband the moment the servant had brought in the dinner and had left the room - ❋ Mark Rutherford (1872)

A flat-capped foundryman works in Denton Holme with a pipe grimly gripped in his lips as he pours molten metal. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Life of Ivan Denisovich), I worked as a miner, a bricklayer, and a foundryman. ❋ Unknown (1970)