Anaconda Smelter Copper Anodes September 1942

The Anaconda smelter in Anaconda, Montana, processes copper anodes in September 1942. Workers pour molten copper from a refining furnace into molds coated with bone ash, which facilitates removal after cooling. This smelter played a crucial role in the copper industry, essential for wartime manufacturing and electrical infrastructure.

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