Memorandum from the Superintendent to the Director of the Mint Concerning Operations with Water-Cooled Moulds

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This item is a memorandum from the Superintendent, George B. Gillin, to the Director of the Mint concerning the patent rights of the water-cooled mould invented by Clarence R. Shook and Philip B. Neisser of the U.S. Mint.

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Director of the Mint
June 7, 1949
I do hope that Mr. Shook and Mr. Neisser will be able to get patent
rights on this water-cooled mould. They have both worked very hard and
very diligently to accomplish it, and I think it is a great step forward in
casting methods.
Very truly yours,
Superintendent
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