brass founder造句

• In 1727 the mill was assigned to Henry Carver, a brass founder.
• His grandfather Samuel Mason was also a Brass Founder.
• For example, the brass founders supplied stylistically identical clock posts to several clockmakers.
• By 1829 brothers John & Francis Thornewill, Iron Merchants and Iron and Brass Founders were established in New Street.
• Growing up, Africanus probably worked as a servant in the Molineux family household, before becoming apprenticed to be a brass founder.
• The works were constructed in 1892 to a design by Richard Harley for Newman Brothers, who were brass founders and produced metal coffin fittings.
• In 1802, at the age of 17, his oldest son, James Peter, began working for Francis Elsworth, a brass founder in the city.
• The firm started out as " Engineers, Millwrights, Iron & Brass Founders, Plumbers etc ", according to the listing in " Kelly's Directory ".
• On May 1, 1885 he took over the workshop of the brass founder master Wallen in the town of Heide in the federal Land of Schleswig-Holstein and founded the company Gustav Mankenberg.
• An advertisement in " Boyd's Syracuse City Directory " in 1879, showed that H . C . Brower & Son were " bell hangers and locksmiths " as well as brass founders.
• He started in business as a brass founder in the 1870s, and after his death in 1895, his son George Frederick John Broad ( born c . 1864, London ) took over George Broad and Son.
• A clockmaker could benefit from the services of brass founders who supplied cast brass clock parts, dial plates, finials, pillars, frets etc ., or employ engravers who would carry out the engraving of the dial plates and frets.
• Despite this success, however, Brown was finding it increasingly difficult working with the two partners and shareholders he took into the company in 1859 . William Bragge was an engineer, and John Devonshire Ellis came from a family of successful brass founders in Birmingham.
• J Crase & Co ., ironworkers and brass founders of Brisbane, supplied the cast iron scroll work and pillars for the bandstand, in the same design as that used on the Queen's Hotel, and construction was carried out by municipal employees.
• If the business was not bringing in sufficient income, Africanus may have performed other jobs for support; while their 1788 marriage bond document states that he was a Brass Founder by trade, trade directories of the time list him as a waiter and labourer as well.
• Samuel George Herbert Mason was born in 1891, in Moseley, Birmingham the third of four children of Samuel George Mason ( a Brass Founder at Samuel Mason Ltd ) and Amy Mason ( n閑 Collins ) and a nephew ( by marriage ) of the famous Shakespearean actress  Ellen Terry.
• By 1861, Clunes, a former " Plumber and Brass Founder " from Aberdeen, Scotland living in St Martin's, Worcester, with nine children, was a " Master Engineer employing 104 men and 10 boys "; his son Robert at age 11 was an " Apprentice to Engineer ".
• Two members of the Chicago Brass Quintet can be credited with helping plant the seed for the commercial and musical success of the brass quintet medium : Arnold Jacobs, a tuba player of the Chicago Brass Quintet who taught two Canadian Brass founders, Daellenbach and Watts, and Renold Schilke, a trumpet player also in the Chicago Brass Quintet and a master craftsman who mentored this most successful brass ensemble in history and successfully crafted the first matched set of gold-plated quintet brass instruments.
• Women could also be found in such unexpected places as iron and steel works ( 495 ), mines ( 46 ), sawmills ( 35 ), oil wells and refineries ( 40 ), gas works ( 4 ), and charcoal kilns ( 5 ) and held such surprising jobs as ship rigger ( 16 ), teamster ( 196 ), turpentine laborer ( 185 ), brass founder / worker ( 102 ), shingle and lathe maker ( 84 ), stock-herder ( 45 ), gun and locksmith ( 33 ), hunter and trapper ( 2 ).