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Orange Triangular (one of two halves)
Pattern: triangular (one of two halves) painted orange. These wooden shapes are used to create metal, usually iron, machinery pieces through a process called casting. During the 19th and early 20th century cast iron became increasingly popular due to its strength, versatility and the ability to produce pieces in large quantities at a low cost.
| Number: | DUNIH 2015.10.1 |
| Name: | Orange Triangular (one of two halves) |
| Date: | Not Specified |
| Location: | On Display |
