Are these molding to be fabricated to match original, existing or for new
work?

I would suggest C.G. Bostwick Co., Hartford Connecticut, since 1903.  They
now how and have the equipment to do it right.  The shop is sort of like a
museum.  Phone 860-523-5249, ask for Rich.


on 11/7/03 4:53 PM, Hammarberg, Eric at [log in to unmask] wrote:

> I am looking for moldings in lead coated copper either alone (only the
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> Can anyone offer info?
> It can be NYC or world wide.
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> Eric Hammarberg
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