Anvil Magazine 1983   Complete Year - 6 Issues
( Back when Anvil was published bi-monthly)

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• Very Good condition; newsprint somewhat yellowed from age
• No tears or rips
• Folded across middle from mailing
• "X" mark in ink on upper right front page of four issues
• all have mailing label: "Klimesh*Richard..."
• crossword puzzle filled out in pencil in the Sep/Oct issue

 

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JANUARY/FEBRUARY

• Farrier Panel Featured at AERC Convention
• Custominzing the Rounding Hammer by Dennis Manning
• Shoeing Student from Japan by Bill Miller
• Apprenticship a Fair Exchange? by David Crouthamel
• 12th Annual Convention Schedule, Houston
• The Value of an Organized Rig by Larry Crawford
• Seminar at Chisolm's Forge

MARCH/APRIL

• Texans Host AFA Convention
• All You Ever Wanted to Know About Your Ass But Were Afraid to Ask by Dr. Tex Taylor
• The Wide Webbed Shoe by Bruce Northridge
• Horseshoeing School: All That Glitters is Not Gold by H. Garleb
• 1983 AFA Convention Contest Champions
• The Country Horseshoer (The Village Blacksmith reworded by Dennis Manning)

MAY/JUNE

• Green and Brown Colorful Winners at Mule Days
• 1983 Mule Shoeing Results
• Brief History of Mule Days
• Navicular Disease by Heather Smith Thomas
• Farriers of the Blue and the Gray by Scott Borello
• Hot Fitting Horseshoes by Morris Bray
• How I Sharpen My Hoof Knives by Dave Willis
• Calgary Stampede and Exhibition History

JULY/AUGUST

• Marshall Does It Again! (wins World Blacksmith Competition)
• Are Your Horse's Feet Correctly Balanced? by Gene Freeze
• The Men Who Judged at Calgary

SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER

• California Forging Contest Goes Hollywood
• Interview with Walt Taylor
• The Shoeing Contest by David Crouthamel
• Treating the Navicular Horse by Catherine Peters

NOVEMBER/DECEMBER

• Rocky Mountain Farriers Hold Clinic/Contest
• Tetanus in the Horse by William E. Jones, DVM
• Thrush by Heather Smith Thomas
• The Aluminum Myth by Chuck Michel