What is Cast Bronze? What types of application use cast bronze? What size plaque do I need? How is my order handled? When should I expect my order? How do I design a plaque? Do you need specific artwork? How should we send you our logo? How do I keep the beauty of our plaque? How can I reach Franklin Bronze Plaques if I have further questions? What is a Bas Relief? What is a Metal Photo? Do you offer large quantities of Veterans Memorials? Can you explain about Mountings and Hardware? How about some Helpful Hints? What is the difference between standard plaques versus a custom order? Can you send me a catalog? Do you manufacture Military Seals? What does your price include? What type of payments do you accept? Why Franklin Bronze Plaques? Can I get my plaque with a patina finish? What is Cast Bronze? When a plaque is fabricated and cast they are usually made from aluminum or bronze. The casting process is used by most foundry facilities in the United States. Franklin Bronze uses Copper Development Association Alloy C9220 comprised of Copper 88%, Tin 6%m, Zinc 4% and Lead 2%. Cast Bronze is the most durable metal for use in the outdoors. Bronze will not rust when exposed to the elements.   Featured Project 16" x 14" Cast Bronze Plaque With A 5" x 7" Bronze Etched Portrait, Single Line Border, Hidden Mount