Macaulay's Molds... Part I

You would probably get your parts, eventually,
and a LOT more would be sold via the back door.

It's happened before, many times.

 

Wow! Simply amazing history there. Thanks for sharing Jay!

 

It's literally like looking at how history was made. Thanks for sharing, and I can't wait to see the additional photos. Great post!

 

Beyond awesome. Where would one even go to learn about pattern making now?

 

My grandfather was taught pattern making at Williamson Trade School many moons ago

 

Jay i have heard stories about the Macaulay foundry. From Carl Schmid . LEE'S speed shop tornado ohv were done there also . what history THANKS.

 

All I can say is WOW.

That is some amazing stuff, worth more that chocolate covered gold.

Thanks for posting that.

 

Thanks for sharing.