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Elling W. Gollings by Marylee M. Moreland |
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Please enjoy the photographs in the process of "E. W. Gollings" by Marylee M. Moreland and the installation at the Sheridan County Historical Museum in Sheridan, Wyoming. Sheridan County Historical Museum |
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![]() September 9, 2012 |
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![]() October 3, 2012 |
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![]() October 3, 2012 |
![]() Diligent efforts of Rane Paulson and Lee Lindsey of Billings Bronze. |
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![]() October 5, 2012 |
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The furnace was opened for the photographs |
Each wax is dipped in a slurry and then covered with sand about 8 to 10 times to amass the shell thickness. |
The left bottom photograph and the top photograph show the sand being blown onto the wax piece. |
After the invested piece dries then the bottom of the pouring cup is exposed. The bottom of the pouring cup has a paper cover to protect it. |
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The new invested pieces are placed on the furnace table. Upon placement, the heat takes the wax out of the invested piece thus resulting in the large flame. |
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The table is put back in the oven for 45 minutes to produce the porcelain shell. |
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![]() October 31, 2012 Left to right: Cal Paulson, owner of Billings Bronze and Marylee Moreland. |
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![]() The canvas strap around his neck is used to move him around in the foundry. He is now at a healthy weight of about 400 pounds. |
![]() November 7, 2012 |
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![]() November 12, 2012 Marylee is with Bill after a pot ash finish. |
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![]() Paul begins working with ferric acid. |
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![]() Paul applying wax to seal the bronze patina. |
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Get together meal before the Moreland seminar. |
![]() Pat Dusenberry, Joanne Hansen and Marylee ![]() Florence Moore, Larry and Cindy Graber |
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![]() Nathan Doerr with a Don Butler bow tie as a fundraiser for the Sheridan County Historical Museum. |
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![]() Alice Cloud, niece of E. W. Gollings reacts to the unveiling of the monument. |
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Left to right: Lee Lindsey, Rane Paulson, and Cal Paulson of Billings Bronze. |
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Gary Temple explaining the paintings owned by the Sheridan School System at the Sheridan County Fulmer Library. |
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