Blacksmithing Days 2001
at the Hancock Shaker Village
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Blacksmithing Days 2001
at the Hancock Shaker Village |
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| Jim Stapleford and display. | |||||||||
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| Some examples of Ray Ciemny's handy work. | |||||||||
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| Some times you find the oddest things in the coal! | |||||||||
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| Clive shows one of his latest repousse projects. | |||||||||
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| The increadable Medusa bust by Clive. | |||||||||
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| Replica of a 16th Century wooden forge by Robert de Lisle. | |||||||||
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| Reed Dawley (L) and Richard Gross (R) of "Iron & Silicon" double team an inch thick piece of O-1 steel. | |||||||||
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| Robert de Lisle portrays 16th Century blacksmithing complete with period tenting, wooden forge and bellows. | |||||||||