I am looking for infomation On L Oudry & Co paris end of the 9th cent?

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I would like to know his full name birth and death and any information on location of his Salon or foundry,any idea of hisproduction range of Caskets and objects vurtu

Answer 1

I'm afraid this is a research project that you will have to sort through.... as much of the data about the fabrications are archival....... and in French.

UPDATE!!!! In 1854, Léopold Oudry creates an electrochemical workshop with Auteuil, to the 10 of the street Cuissard (today Félicien-David). Very quickly it succeeds in coppering small parts firmly, by means of a scouring of metal in an acid, and of two consecutive baths during which copper is deposited by the pile. It tests on larger castings, but it is the failure bus to obtain a strong thickness of copper it is necessary to let remain the part several days, even several weeks, in the copper sulfate bath, but this acid bath attacks the cast iron. http://mapage.noos.fr/hubert.demory/oudry.htm
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This is translated data: Manufactures not being able to assume the request for sword-bayonet, from the contracts signed with civil suppliers. Thus the Parisian workshops of "Denis" and "Oudry" manufactured a great number of weapons in the years 1880 and 1882. The bayonets delivered by Oudry are marked with the back of blade "Paris Oudry" followed year of manufacture; those of done by Deny are marked "L.Deny" with also the year of manufacture.

Read this translation: http://babelfish.altavista.com/babelfish/tr

And another translated from a thesis at the Sorbonne ( the factory electrometallurgic Oudry with Auteuil): http://babelfish.altavista.com/babelfish/tr

This has bibliography citings by Oudry. http://babelfish.altavista.com/babelfish/tr

The contact for the Musee Bourdelle http://www.paris.fr/portail/viewmultimediadocument?multimediadocument-id=29528, a museum for sculpture and metal,
is a Laurence Oudry.. what a coincidence! I would put my question to him: [e-mail]

I wish you good luck!

Answer 2

It is difficult to get much information on the 9th century. Is this an error?