Oh, as an added bit of local flavor specific to that 1947 subdivision: I had never seen #2 rebars used as boundary markers until this one. I guess the...

paden cash, post: 433750, member: 20 wrote: Just an observation concerning human occupation: I can't say as I've ever seen tattered Wal-Mart bags and...

StLSurveyor, post: 433633, member: 7070 wrote: Thanks. When I heard that Peninsular had either gone out of business or quit making field books, it did...

spledeus, post: 433621, member: 3579 wrote: Do you think that shrink wrap plastic could be applied to make a waterproof cover?How about those sticker ...

As a footnote to the erasure discussion. One of the fundamental tools to carry on one's person when a mechanical pencil with H lead is to be used to d...

Andy Bruner, post: 433461, member: 1123 wrote: I was taught from the beginning that erasures in a field book were a big no-no. Erasures on sketches ar...

Jim Frame, post: 433428, member: 10 wrote: The book below is pretty typical for me: it spent about a year in my inside vest pocket. The cover fabric...

Mark Mayer, post: 433429, member: 424 wrote: The paper is a bit rough. Switching to an H pencil may improve your experience with it.I use H leads. May...

Mark Mayer, post: 433354, member: 424 wrote: These Rite-in-the-Rains have been through the vest pocket mill. Plus they've been rained on numerous time...

I don't think I've ever seen the tripod that was sold with the famous Bostrum Farm Level. Can this be it?

The quote for the permanent exhibit in the Department of You Can't Make this Stuff Up:"I seen pictures [of the backyard] right there in my listing," s...

Or at least mild sedation.