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Volume
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West Virginia Armour-In
Parkersburg, WV, May 3 - 4
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Our weekend started at the local "can't miss it" first Saturday flea market
where we were lucky and picked up a Whitney punch, several hammers and a pair of hog-ring pliers at bargain prices.
Not a bad way to start a "smithy" weekend and all the tools were applicable to armoring.
Later at the Armour-In we would purchase the blow-horn stake.
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Charley Pierce
the guru's apprentice took advantage of the opportunity to learn to make a set of shoulder armour.
Here is cutting blanks on the Beverly Shear.
Charley had assistance from Ted, Allen and "Clang".
He could not have asked for better instructors.
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Collection of Blanks
Everyone was taking advantage of the Beverly Shear and cutting blanks.
This is probably one of the most productive tools in the armoury.
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