[TheForge] Anvils for sale

Mon Dec 1 12:27:10 2003

Hey Harry,

I tried to send you a private note.  Your server responds saying
that your mailbox is disabled.  Just thought you should know.

	-Andy

H and P Foster wrote:
> 
> I just realized a mistake I Made in the post below. One of those 115 lb
> Peter Wrights should be a  155lb  Hay Budden
> 
> Harry
> 
> P.S.  I think he is looking in the range of $2:00 to $2:50 per pound.
> 
> -----Original Message-----
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> On Behalf Of H and P Foster
> Sent: Sunday, November 30, 2003 5:55 PM
> To: the forge
> Subject: [TheForge] Anvils for sale
> 
> I have a friend who is putting 4 anvils up for sale, if any are interested.
> They are located in eastern Ontario in Canada.  Not sure what the shipping
> would be to the States. He is just looking for a fair price.  If any are
> interested, I have photos of each.  Please contact me off list and I will
> send to you.
> They all apear to be in reasonable shape, normal wear but no major problems.
> 
> 115 lbs  Peter Wright #1043
> 115 lbs  Peter Wright #1043
> 115 lbs  Buckhorn
> 80 lbs  Vulcan c/w mini.anvil
> 
> 
> Harry Foster
> Rusty Dog Forge
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Observe and reflect, but conclude ye not. The Mystery of 
what Is cannot be held by the ephemeral mind on its own 
terms, but only as pale and unattaining reflections of 
the opaque, unfathomable depths whence all Creation 
springs, born of the Mind's reflexive desire to penetrate 
the inpenetrable by painting the face of man upon that
of God.

Open thine eyes and take in what truth thou mayest find; 
open thine mind and rejoice in wonder.  But against the
presumption of knowing that which thou beholdest I give 
thee stern and fair warning, for such will leadeth thee to 
the decay and annihilation that Ignorance's deceptions 
layeth for thee in ambush.  Man's Knowing is not the Knowing 
of God, but the mere and feeble proxies of faculties not meant 
to contain the uncontainable.