Subject: Re: blacksmithing video

From: [email-masked] (fred clark)
Date: Tue, 21 May 1996 14:09:10 -0400

>I would be very interested in having a copy. Please let me know charges etc
>for a copy.
>
>George I. Carpenter
>[email-masked]
>
>>In mid February of this year, the following message went out on TheForge:
>>
>>>I am developing a documentary about a master Californian
>>>blacksmith. In the process, I am taking a lot of detailed video
>>>footage of his style and technique.
>>>
>>>It occured to me that the raw, unedited material could be
>>>very useful for beginning blacksmiths.  There's a lot to be
>>>learned by simply watching a master go about his work,
>>>from start to finish. The more opportunities like this you
>>>can find, the more finer points of the craft you can pick up .
>>>
>>>If you know of anyone who would like to have a copy of this
>>>footage, please have them contact me.  It would be a shame
>>>to let this valuable information collect dust, when it can provide
>>>a genuine service.
>>>
>>>--Jim Walker, Director, Institute of Metal Repair.
>>>> [email-masked]
>>
>>Has anyone received a video? I haven't yet. I wrote to Jim recently
>>and had my mail returned due to Jim's mailbox being full. Does anyone
>>have a street address or telephone number for Jim?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>--
>>Steve Smith
>>[email-masked]
>>
>>
>George I. Carpenter III

I also tried sending him a message and had it to come back with the "full
mailbox" statement.

Fred

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From: "Dr. Mark E. Williams" <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 21 May 1996 14:21:57 -0400

To those interested in the blacksmith video. You might try the following
address/phone number. I've had this for some time.

Jim Walker, Director, Institute of Metal Repair
1558 S. Redwood, Escondido, CA 92025

Voice: 619/432-8942

Good Luck!

Mark

-- 
Dr. Mark E. Williams
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804-824-1744
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