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Definition of Die-sinker
1. Noun. Someone who makes dies.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Die-sinker
Literary usage of Die-sinker
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. English Book-plates: Ancient and Modern by Egerton ( Castle (1894)
"... very arid, quite unmistakable work of the modern " die-sinker and engraver,")
however interesting it may sometimes prove to the genealogist, ..."
2. History of Philadelphia, 1609-1884 by John Thomas Scharf, Thompson Westcott (1884)
"Moritz Fuerst, or Fürst, die-sinker and engraver of seals and medals, ... He had
been instructed in his art by Wurt, die-sinker in the mint of Vienna, ..."
3. A Digest of Important Cases on the Law of Crimes by John Romain Rood (1906)
"Dies for Coin by Innocent die-sinker. Defendant was convicted at the Warwick ...
It was proved by the die-sinker, that defendant applied to him to make two ..."
4. Machinery (1900)
"The die-sinker determines, from his model, the best "parting line" for the forging
in much ... After the die-sinker has formed the die to the desired shape, ..."
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