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These look interesting. Anyone (Red) know how they are used? Are these molds used to make the actual bottle molds?
Thanks for looking.......Ron

http://www.ebay.com/itm/121005339937?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649



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Here's another image taken from the listing.....



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My understanding of wood molds is they were soaked in water until they were totally saturated, then the bottle was blown in the wood mold. When I first started collecting we used to think that nice hammered whittle effect was from newly carved wooden molds. Anyway hope that helps. John
 

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My understanding of wood molds is they were soaked in water until they were totally saturated, then the bottle was blown in the wood mold. When I first started collecting we used to think that nice hammered whittle effect was from newly carved wooden molds. Anyway hope that helps. John
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ORIGINAL: chimi2003

My understanding of wood molds is they were soaked in water until they were totally saturated, then the bottle was blown in the wood mold. When I first started collecting we used to think that nice hammered whittle effect was from newly carved wooden molds. Anyway hope that helps. John
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[8D] I dont think bottles were ever blown into wood molds. the wood pieces on e-bay are I believe, cores for sand casting bottle molds out of metal, brass, bronze, cast iron etc etc etc, not the molds themselves...........
 

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Actually these are just patterns for what the bottles should look like and are only the first step in making a mold.

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