----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Wesley G." <wesg@e...>

> Tom H. wondered what my anvil looked like...
> Its a WWII vintage Arm and Hammer, weighing a slightly rotund #378. 
> Not huge, but not small.
> It just sits on the stump, so that doesn't dampen the sound at all. 
> The chain is a must.
> I've got a picture of it down near the bottom of the page right here:
> http://galootapalooza.org/CGS.html

Wes,

I am disappointed.  I looked through all the pictures (which were very 
interesting), but did not see a single Gerstner.  Surely, you could have 
shot at least one or two pictures in the bathroom.  I assume that's 
where you were hiding at least a few of them.  <G>

Frank Sronce (Fort Worth Armadillo Works)

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