July 10th and 11th Be there or be square

If you come on Saturday or Sunday you will see the blacksmith hard at work.

There will be all kinds of hand forged items for sale

You will see many antique tractors.


You will see horse drawn wagons, with farmers loading wheat shocks.

and so much more

You all come!

LEPAGE STEAM ENGINE SHOW

Schott Road, Jefferson City Missouri

July 11th and 12th

From Highway 50 East of Jefferson city take Schott Road exit at the new Wal-mart store. Take the first exit on the round about. Travel about 1/4 mile, gravel road is on the left.

(No concessions, bring your own)

Shingle is out

Gigs for sale

$80.00 plus tax and shipping.

A two beer day

Now how many beers will it take to get a finish applied to the items?

BAM Conference 2010

BAM Conference 2010 was once again held at the Missouri state fairground site.

Table by George Rousis in the gallery.

Guitar stand in the gallery.

Copper wall sconces in the gallery, made by Don Neuenschwander


Grill work by Clay Spencer.


BAM trunk 2010 made by Pat McCarty. Sold at auction for almost a $1000.

George Rousis.

Doug Merkel.

Clay Spencer.

Bob Ehrenberger.

David Smith.

Al Dippold, knife maker.

Walt Hull.

Damascus Calipers made by Guy McConnell.

Damascus candle stick by Guy McConnell, sold at auction.

BAM logo by Jeff Lee, sold at auction.

Coffee table made by Thomas Ratcliff. He's willing to sell it too!

Sign bracket by Jerry Hoffman, sold at the auction.

Sun dial made by Chris Miller, sold at the auction.

Joe Hurley trying to make a sale at the auction.

Auctioneer Tim Ryan standing by.

Hammer by John Murray.

Fresh made daily take 4

Nicole at Missouri Gal asked the blacksmith to make a

custom pry bar

for her rock collecting hobby.

Here it is!

BAM March 2010 meeting

The Blacksmiths of Missouri meeting was held at President Ken Jansen's shop in Moscow mills.

The trade item was anything that rings.

Hammer and ringer made by Ed Harper.

Pat McCarty's jingle bell.


Kent Harbit's school bell. It rang beautifully!

Steve McCarthy's work.

Osage Bluffs cow bell.

Don N's bell. Sorry Don, I can't see your last name.

This one was really cool, but I didn't see who had made it.

Chris's dinner ringer.

Mike McLaughlin's bell.

John Murray making a ladle.

Ed, Bob, Harry, and Bernie, doing what blacksmith's do best.