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Conservation Treatment Soldiers Sailors Monument DATED 1881
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Sailor The sailor was missing his sword which is held with both hands at his waist and stands vertical down to the base. We cast a new sword and installed it in place with a weld at the top, near the handle and one at the base. T.I.G. is the only appropriate way to weld sculpture of this quality together. We also cast a scabbard and a frog for his proper left hip and welded it into place. A weep hole was drilled in his proper left elbow to relieve condensation build up on the interior on the bronze. |
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Cavalry Holding his binoculars standing proud had been vandalized and missing many component that make this such a great piece. Your City did retrieve his scabbard and handle and hand guard, We installed the weapons by T.I.G.. welding the pieces together and sculpting and casting the 12"belt and the rings and clips to attached each item to one another.His entire left arm is cracked above his elbow and received a small tack weld to keep it from wobbling. We also cast and installed the stirrups on his boots. |
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Infantry This soldier was missing his rifle, which the City found in their archives and was retrieve and T.I.G.. welded into place. He received two weep holes, one in each elbow. |
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