Fisher and norris museum pics

[cbl4823]

cbl4823 - Fisher and Norris*Museum

[steveh]

that is quite a collection,great pics,thanks alot.

[Sabre]

wow that is a nice collection, no wonder noone can find an anvil nowaways

[Ted T]

Thank you for the photos.
There is no question in my mind that a lot of muscle energy and sweat was produced while using all of that equipment.
As I view the photos, I can only imagine what it would have been like to work back when that equipment was in use.
I believe the videos of the “Chain Makers” (found on you.tube.com) gives a good idea of how hard they had to work back then.
Ted Throckmorton

[JosephPrivott]

Do want.

[m_brothers]

Thanks for those photos, that's really cool.

http://cbl4823.googlepages.com/HPIM1...1750-large.JPG

Want those. Lol.

[HWooldridge]

Where is the Fisher and Norris museum?

I thought the lifting bails were pretty cool - an easy and safe way to pick up an anvil with a crane or lifting bar. I think I will build one to use on demo weekends.

[stixman55]

If ever I need an anvil, I'll know where to go.... that is.... if I knew where the musium was. Any clues on that one...
Thanks for posting the photos.... it's always a cool thing to share!

[nett]

Farmingdale, NJ

[Mulciber]

Originally Posted by stixman55

If ever I need an anvil, I'll know where to go.... that is.... if I knew where the musium was. Any clues on that one...
Thanks for posting the photos.... it's always a cool thing to share!

If you got the truck I'll bring the masks. They don't have guard dogs do they? I don't see it being too effective a getaway plan running from dogs with an anvil in hand.

Well, we all know what I'll be dreaming about for the next few days