Created on 2024-11-17

This image is a vintage illustration or engraving, displaying a collection of diagrams labeled as "Fig. 15" through "Fig. 26." Each figure illustrates a different component or tool, likely part of a technical or scientific process. The figures appear to be various frames, compartments, and equipment possibly used for molding or casting processes. From top-left to bottom-right, they start with what appears to be a solid surface (Fig. 15) and progress through different frame-like structures (Figs. 17 and 19). Some show what seem to be the beginnings of a cast with patterns or indentations (Figs. 21, 23, 25), including items such as a ladle, a key, and perhaps a coin or medal within the castings. Fig. 24 displays specific tools, like a pair of forceps, and Figs. 22 and 26 appear to be related solid blocks or plates. The items in the images are neatly organized within frames, and the detailed linework suggests that these are instructional in nature. At the bottom of the image is text written in script, which seems to say "Fondeur en sable," which means "sand caster" or "sand foundry" in French, suggesting these images may be illustrating parts of the sand casting process. The text in the bottom right corner indicates the name "Defehrt" which could be the name of the engraver or publisher responsible for the image.

Created on 2024-11-17

The image appears to be a technical illustration or diagram showing various woodworking tools and equipment, such as frames, slabs, and trays. The items are labeled in French as "Fondeur en Sable", which seems to refer to some kind of foundry or metalworking process. The image provides detailed views and schematics of these tools and equipment, likely intended for instructional or reference purposes.