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Visit 4 year s ago
The last one is also used in mexican king's cake, The bakers put some of them, when you cut your Alice (it's The tradition) and if You find it, represents The born of Jesus, so You have to invite everybody to eat tamales on February 2nd "Day of la Candelaria". https://blog.mexgrocer.com/rosca-de-reyes-mexican-tradition/
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Circus 4 year s ago
#18 is also upside down. Poor guy
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Amazing 4 year s ago
#10 is a vent to release air trapped in radiator
Antique shop in PA, USA picked this up, said maybe 4ft tall. Googled the writing which leads to PDFs about Penn Railroads but not a lot of workable info. Ideas? I follow these guys on insta – not available in person to get my own visual.
A: That is a foundry mold pattern. This is the pattern that is used to make the mold. The patterns are designed and shaped in wood. The pattern is then used to make a compressed sand mold for casting iron
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Visit 4 year s ago
The last one is also used in mexican king's cake, The bakers put some of them, when you cut your Alice (it's The tradition) and if You find it, represents The born of Jesus, so You have to invite everybody to eat tamales on February 2nd "Day of la Candelaria". https://blog.mexgrocer.com/rosca-de-reyes-mexican-tradition/
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Circus 4 year s ago
#18 is also upside down. Poor guy
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Amazing 4 year s ago
#10 is a vent to release air trapped in radiator