Old Stamp Mill

[chuck,tx2 14]

I found this image on my computer & dont rember where or when, hoping some one on the forum knows the where & the what, Thanks for any information provided, trying to get over a blood clot that took the starch out of my old but.

[Bucket 238]

WOW!! what a beautiful picture, couldn't tell you where it is (alot of pine tree's in the background, could be a clue) but I have been wondering where Chucktx2 has been lately. Get well ol buddy!!

[Nugget Shooter 4,601]

Now that is what I'm talking about that photo just oozes history all over the place! Thanks Man! Sending that to the social media.....

[chuck,tx2 14]

I must have stole from some place, for I have never took a decent picture in all my days.

Where is the spell check? I need one bad, had one but had to have this darn thing worked

on & mine disepeared.

[GlennM 93]

Spell check is a setting in your browser

Awesome pic!

[Girffy 1]

Not the same picture but I saw a very similar mill on Allen in MT 's site bigskydetectors.com. Here's the link: http://www.bigskydetectors.com/id56.html

Allen, hope you don't mind.

[Nugget Shooter 4,601]

Heck he likely don't mind, but he was miffed when I made flavored coffee this morning

[Girffy 1]

I don't blame him...nothing worse than flavored coffee...

[Nugget Shooter 4,601]

[El Dorado 963]

That is the stamp mill form the Herman mine here on the Foresthill Divide. I took it during one of the work parties to help bring it out of the canyon and restore it for a community legacy.

That's me with the bandana

Another shot:

What the heck, one more

[AuTSaurus 33]

Steve,

That is really neat! Obviously by count I see twenty stamps, but was it considered two separate ten stamp mills,

or a twenty stamp mill?

And especially, How is the rebuild coming? Will it actually be operable, if just to hear it?

Greg

[homefire 2,579]

I remember that one too but don't know the source .

This kind of Look See Works some times.

http://images.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4TSNF_enUS432US432&q=Stamp+mill&biw=1600&bih=675&sei=4vWjUNjPK4XnyAGrx4CIBA&tbm=isch

[Rodd in B.C. 13]

That mutch postage is just overwhelming

Cool pictures..

Rodd

[garimpo 2,268]

I don't blame him...nothing worse than flavored coffee...

X3

[El Dorado 963]

The resurrection has hit some snags, but I think they will be overcome. The land changed hands. There are two mills there, one is comprised of a double 10 stamp and the other is a single 10 stamp.

[frank c 958]

Heck he likely don't mind, but he was miffed when I made flavored coffee this morning

YOU MADE FLAVORED COFFEE ???? @#$%^&*

[heybeerman 29]

Eldo, did the restoration get finished?

FYI: I like my coffee, like my women. Hot & Black!

If your wondering, I like my beer like my women too, Lite & Domesic. ;-)

[GlennM 93]

I love looking at that old iron. Fortunately, I live very close to the Superstition Mountain Museum. They had a 20 stamp donated from NM and have moved it to the site with the intentions of getting it running again.

Scroll to the bottom of the page and you can see a small pic. http://superstitionmountainmuseum.org/

Do an image search for "superstition mountain musem mill" and you'll get some other, and amazing, pics.

To add to Blake's statement... I like my coffee like I like women - hot, sweet, and white

[garimpo 2,268]

All you coffee/women lovers best not visit here.....we have what they call "variety is the spice of life".....I'm

affraid you wouldn't ever leave....

[GlennM 93]

I'm all for trying new flavors. But my wife would likely frown on it ;)

[adam 3,110]

I bought 2 stamps at the post office today. Oh, wait, ...nevermind