Very unprofessional and could lead to liability problems for the original site surveyorand anyone who tries to use the bastardized data.

I also scrape a tree and note the station number and the distance to the traverse point; however, I place my scrape close to the ground so when the s...

The Curta calculator has been sold.Thanks for the comments.

Steve Staab, post: 356523, member: 11104 wrote: What would you like to talk about?? I would like to negotiate with you privately.

Steve Staab, post: 356354, member: 11104 wrote: I would be willing to pay $350 + shipping.Steve,Please contact me through the site (start a conversati...

My pepper pile was probably a little smaller than yours, but it would make you sneeze!

paden cash, post: 356210, member: 20 wrote: up. Thanks for the endorsements, Paden, A Harris, and Dave.

Thanks for posting that link to Stoll's article.A portion of that article was in "Backsights", publishedby the Surveyors Historical Society, Fall 2005...

RADAR, post: 355789, member: 413 wrote: Enjoy your retirement Grant; if you ever get back out to the Pacific Northwest, be sure to look me up again!Do...

The Sipe-Sumner compass and book have been sold. Thanks to all who were interested and to Wendel and Angel for providing this site. Grant

Damn, that story brought a tear to my eye!

Old spikehead occupies a spot on top of the computer deskalong with other memorabilia.

I am partial to this guy as mentioned by Mr. Potter earlier.I received it as a gift from some co-workers about 12 years ago.

Dave,Great job, you could patent that.Perhaps we should test it in a real world situation:or here:Worst problem is water dripping, always have paper t...

:good: :good: I hear you, Don!!!!

Don,The reason the instrument man is set up so low:He is used to working underground in a silver mine!Scale model of the silver mine operation in a Pa...

This message was probably placed by the "lady" of the house (flower touch).