[TheForge] Mastermyr disposition
Dann
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Mon Jul 15 08:40:01 2002
Dave Brown,
Want to make some left handed twisted leather rope at Living History
Farms / Des Moines ?
Twisted Leather Rope
Part of a twisted rope of leather strands Pl. 29: 133
The rope is Z-twisted from three S-twisted strands. It is very fragile.
The largest piece: length about 5.0 cm, thickness 1.0 cm.
Dann Johnson
At 06:59 AM 7/15/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>Twisted leather rope. Hey Dave Brown! (Perk!) I have made twisted
>leather rope from buffalo (bison) raw hide, but guessing that the
>Mastermyr rope might have started out as horse raw hide. Where would we
>find indication of thickness and structure of the rope. I have 3/4 of
>a female-buffalo rawhide that would probably approximate a (fjord) horse.
>
>The beautiful wooden chest from Mastermyr collection was a non-metal item.
>
>Dann Johnson
>ABANA NMMS GoM UMBA
>ARG Rope Maker
>Thompson, Iowa
>
>
>At 10:33 PM 7/14/2002 -0600, you wrote:
>>Whoa there Bill! There are several items you have listed that we agreed
>>early on would not be bothered with. Anything non-metal such as the
>>rope
>>and stones are not supposed to be reproduced.
>>
>>April & Bill Clemens wrote:
>> >
>> > So which Item(s) are you signing up for?
>> >
>> > Still Lots of Items to be made.
>> > Any one out there interested in doing some smithing ?
>> >
>> > Here's a list of the 77 Items still to be made:
>> > Items Currently Assigned: (6/77)
>> >
>> > 2 Key of Bronze and Iron
>> > 3 Key Iron /Wood Handle
>> > 4 Lock-Plate
>> > 5 Lock-Plate
>> > 6 Lock-Spring
>> > 7 Lock-Spring
>> > 8 Lock-Spring
>> > 9 Lock-Spring Blank
>> > 10 Padlock
>> > 11 Padlock
>> > 12 Padlock
>> > 18 Griddle Phlip Alderton Researching
>> > 19 Copper Cauldron
>> > 20 Handle
>> > 21 Bucket Mount
>> > 22 Cauldron Handle
>> > 25 ?Sheet Iron Fragment
>> > 26 Bell
>> > 28 Bell
>> > 29 Bell
>> > 30 Bell
>> > 32 File
>> > 33 File
>> > 34 Round File
>> > 35 File
>> > 37 Rasp
>> > 38 Rasp
>> > 40 Knife Blade
>> > 41 Saw Blade
>> > 42 Saw with Wood Handle
>> > 43 Tongs
>> > 45 Plate Shears
>> > 52 Cold Drill
>> > 53 Polishing Iron
>> > 56 Iron Object
>> > 57 Moulding Iron Ted Jones 95%
>> > 62 Axe Jerry Veneziano 95%
>> > 63 Adze Kim George
>> > 64 Adze Ralph Douglass
>> > 66 Hammer
>> > 76 Anvil Beak Iron
>> > 77 Underlay
>> > 78 Underlay Jerry Veneziano Completed
>> > 79 Punching Block
>> > 80 Punching Block
>> > 81 Draw Plate Blank
>> > 82 Dolly
>> > 85 Lead Stamping Pad
>> > 86 Nail Making Iron
>> > 87 Trace Ring
>> > 102 Spatula
>> > 107 Iron Nail
>> > 108 Iron Nail
>> > 109 Iron Nail
>> > 110 Elongated Iron Bar
>> > 111 Elongated Iron Bar
>> > 112 Box Shaped Mount
>> > 113 Mount of Sheet Iron
>> > 114 Angular Mount
>> > 115 Iron Loop
>> > 116 Band Shaped Mount
>> > 117 Square Copper Plate
>> > 118 Iron Loop
>> > 119 Handle Attachment
>> > 120 Coarse Round Rod
>> > 121 Iron Band
>> > 122 Slate Whetstone
>> > 123 Slate Whetstone
>> > 124 Broad Iron Band
>> > 125 ?66 Fragments
>> > 126 ?15 Iron Objects
>> > 127 ?Brass Cake
>> > 128 Tine of Elk Antler
>> > 129 Piece of Maple Wood
>> > 130 Piece of Maple Wood
>> > 131 ?Piece of Wood(now Missing)
>> > 133 Twisted Leather Rope
>> >
>> > Bill Clemens
>> > Hound and Hare Forge
>> > New Columbia, Pa
>> >
>> > Larry and Pat Brown wrote:
>> >
>> > > Maybe we should try to finish the collection as well as we can before
>> > > presenting it
>> > > Larry Brown
>> > >
>> > > At 02:13 PM 7/12/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>> > > >Hi Guys,
>> > > >I've been on the go this summer, so I've let the issue of
>> disposition stay
>> > > >on hold.
>> > > >At this time I have only 3 responses about sending the collection
>> to the
>> > > >Ornamental Metals Museum. Bill Clemens currently has the fire-grid
>> in his
>> > > >possession so he can show it to his friends and family, otherwise the
>> > > >collection is intact at my house.
>> > > >Do we want to put it into a museum now and then add more finished items
>> > > >later?
>> > > >Or, do we want to keep the collection in someone's care until the whole
>> > > >collection is recreated and then find a home for it?
>> > > >Let me know. We might as well get a consensus on this.
>> > > >Rob
>> > > >
>> > > >
>> > > >
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