Foundry Posters and Art Prints

At the Foundry by Jean-Francois Raffaelli, 1886. Oil on canvas.

Rolling mill. Roll of red-hot sheet steel glowing in the rolling mill of a steel foundry. Rolling consists of taking red-hot steel from a furnace and passing it through a series of rollers. The metal is rolled to produce the required shape for sale. A variety of shapes, including sheets, rods and pipes, can be made in this way. This working of the steel also improves its quality by toughening the metal and refining its crystal structure.

Steelworks: electric arc method of crude steel production.

Veist.

The historical iron Foundry Bridge over the River Wensum in the city of Norwich, Norfolk. Dating back to c. 1850 Foundry Bridge isn't the oldest bridge in the city of Norwich but it is no spring chicken either.

No need to apologize A redesign of the Hakki logo with an 80's aesthetic

Victory with venom A redesign of the Veist logo with a sharper look

( I realize that my original version of this logo redesign was too similar to the actual logo so I adapted it further. ) LEAD BY EXAMPLE

Weapon Foundry v 4 Destiny.

We await your return

Powered by barely understood technology... and liquid A custom redesign of the OMOLON logo with an 80s aesthetic

As seen primarily in the Prophesy dungeon

One of the greatest locations to sail in these United States

Enjoy a good boozer with the other villains? Show off your fave secret supervillain social club with the official(TM) Starfall(TM) Lost & Foundry T-shirt!

Weapon Foundry v 3

Weapon Foundry v 2

The sixth Cleveland script sign was was installed in August of 2018. It is located at The Foundry on the Flats West Bank. This is the beautiful cityscape view from the Cuyahoga River.

Woodcut illustration of a blacksmith holding sledgehammer on shoulder set inside oval shape done in retro style.

Hendrik Trip's Gun Foundry in Julita Bruk in Sweden by Allaert van Everdingen, 1650-1675. Oil on canvas.

1800 trade card from Paul Revere's Foundry and Copper Mill. The card states ' Paul Revere and Son, all their Bell and Cannon Foundry at the North Part of Boston '. The trade card further states ' Craft Bells and Brass Cannon of all Sizes, and all kinds of Composition Work. Manufacture Sheets, Bolts, Spikes, &c. Malleable Copper and Cold Rolled. NB Cash for old Brass & Copper '. Revere was 65 years old when he started the foundry. He spent the rest of his life refining and perfecting his craft until he died in 1818. The son and other family members continued operation until well into the 20th century. Paul Revere - a Boston original.

Jahrbuch der Schriftgiesserei und Messinglinienfabrik 1929

seven devils logo in a light color for dark backgrounds