Between 1890 and 1915 the only 30 transfer bridges in the entire world were built. This bridge was opened in Duluth Minnesota during the summer of 1905. The modified bridge still stands today - transformed into a lift bridge during the 1930's. With a series of historic photos plus images of some pages from the original drawing package I was able to accurately create CAD models of the 1905 bridge structure.
The following photographs are the historic record of a Millennial Arch structure built over the intersection of Broadway Street and Tower Avenue in Superior Wisconsin in 1898. The Arch remained for 25 years. Using these photos plus some historical records offering specific measurements, I was able to recreate the arch, streetcars, and some of the surrounding buildings.
Using a set of photos supplied from an expert billiards restoration company including some basic dimensions and materials information, I was able to create a complete 3D model. The final media offers realistic views of how a 140-year-old pool table would have appeared straight from the factory.
Extremely rare, the Monarch Model Brunswick billiard table is comprised of inlaid woods including ash and maple burl, Brazilian rosewood, ebony and tulip wood. The base is made of cast iron lion form supports.
