Casting Collection (page 13)

Casting Big Ben
Big Ben - casting the great bell for the Westminster clock

Gibraltar in C17
A fine early engraving of Gibraltar, at a time when the French and Spanish were casting covetous eyes on the rock, but the English had yet to take it under their wing

Steel Bell Casting, Casting the Great Steel Bell for San Fra
The bell was the largest steel casting in Britain and was ordered by Conroy and O Connor of San Francisco to be used as a fire alarm bell

Passengers on a Trans-Atlantic steamer waving goodbye to the
Engraving showing sailor casting off and the passengers waving their hats in the air, as the tug Alexandra departs and the steamship Moselle heads out to sea, 1888

America, Steel bell casting. Great steel bell to be used as
The bell was the largest casting in steel up until that time. The bell weighed 2tons 12 cwt or 5, 824 lb, height 5 feet 3 inches, diameter at the mouth 6 feet 2 inches

The Old & New Conductor
The Old Conductor and The New Conductor as The Regular and The Opposition, A satire on the popular rise of younger preachers, casting these leaders as bus conductors

Casting / Firing a Horse
The Newly approved method of casting and fireing. A horse is firmy restrained with ropes before branding with a hot poker

Showgirls showing their legs at an audition
A group of showgirls showing their legs at an audition. Shakespeare spells ruin, but legs mean dividends

Traditional fishing, Hoi An, Vietnam, Indochina, Southeast Asia, Asia

Fisherman with net, Kupang, Timor, Southeast Asia, Asia

Fishing at Bewdley, Worcestershire
Two young boys fishing in the river at Bewdley, Worcestershire. Photograph by Norman Synge Waller Budd

Fisherman throws net. Truk Lagoon
Tom Campbell / SplashdownDirect

Fisherman casting his throw net in the coastal backwaters, Kerala, India, Asia

Angler on Riverbank
An angler on the bank of a river

Steel - Casting
CASTING

Pyne - Speaker Commons
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS Chosen by his fellows, he has no vote except a casting vote should the House be exactly divided. Date: 1808

Exorcism / Young Man
Casting out the demons who have possessed an unfortunate young man

Kaffir Witchdoctor
A Kaffir witchdoctor discovers unfavourable signs, indicating that some evil power is casting magic on his client

The Sorcerer Lancers, by Charles d Albert
Cover for The Sorcerer Lancers, arranged from Arthur Sullivans music by Charles d Albert

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"Casting: A Journey Through Time and Imagination" Step back in time to witness the ancient art of casting, as a prehistoric spear-thrower propels its weapon with precision. Feel the thrill of fly fishing on the majestic River Dee, where skilled anglers cast their lines in pursuit of elusive trout. Travel to Cuba, West Indies, Central America, where a fisherman deftly casts his net into the crystal-clear waters, hoping for a bountiful catch. In contrast, watch a young man in white shirt and blue jeans defy gravity as he leaps through the air with grace and confidence. Marvel at the industrial prowess of Messrs Vickers Iron Foundry in Barrow-in-Furness. Witness molten iron being poured into molds during an intricate casting process at J Shop - Iron Foundry in 1924. These scenes transport us to an era when craftsmanship and innovation shaped our world. Venture into realms beyond reality as we encounter the North Berwick Witches casting spells that ignite our imagination. Join Miranda, Prospero, and Ariel from William Shakespeare's The Tempest as they enchant us with their magical abilities. Experience serenity near Walton's Cottage in Staffordshire while an angler perfects his technique amidst tranquil surroundings. Picture yourself tapping blast furnaces and witnessing iron being transformed into pigs at Siemens iron and steel works in Wales circa 1885. Finally, let your mind wander to enchanted lands where fairies cast magic spells that bring wonderment to life. From ancient rituals to modern pursuits; from industry to mythology; casting takes us on a captivating journey through time and space – reminding us of humanity's endless quest for exploration and creation.