NancyK

If you live in North Georgia I have quite a bit scrap metal. If you are interested you can come and look around. The scrap yard isn't paying enough for me to load it up and take it in. NancyK

Tom it was nice meeting your and your wife today. Glad the Anvile and forge have a good home. Think of Bill every time you use them. I know he would be happy knowing that someone that loved Blacksmithing was using them. Nancy

I would like to thank everyone that responded to my thread. I received many responses grateful suggestions. The last of his tools have a new home.NancyK

you can contact me through the message board.

Attached are photos of my husband's lathe that needs a new home. It is a Grizzle model #G4003. it has a 6" 3 jaw chuck, an 8" 4 jaw chuck with reversible jaws, Quick Change tool post, extra tool holders, Steady rest, 10"face plate, 1/2" drill chuck, 1 1/2 horse power motor, Single Phase/60Hz, 220V, RPM 1725. 36" between centers. and the instruction manual manual. Please contact me PM if your interested. Thanks Nancy

Contact me when you go through Atlanta and see what is available. NancyK

I live just outside Oakman a couple hour drive from you. My telephone number is ***/***-****. Give me a call and we can arrange time. NancyK

I am in North West Georgia. I have tried to upload some pictures to the gallery. My husband first got his start pounding on hot metal from his grandfather, He was around 3 years old at the time. Through the years he was tool maker in the Aero Space Industry. But, he made many customs tools for the wood carvers, scuppers, glass blowers, if the person could draw what he wanted Bill could make it.

My husband recently passed away and I am trying to find a good home for his tools. He has a Peter Wright Anvil that I am trying to to find out if it has any value. On the side of the anvil : Top Line is PETER WRIGHT, Below that in a circle are the words Solid Wrought with a 0 in the circle. Of the side and a little lower is the number I believe to be 15. It stands on a tree stump and is mounted on wheels so that it can be moved around the shop. It is in the northwest Georgia area.