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The part everyone asks about
How can it be free?
A fair question. Here is the whole of it, with nothing left out.
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The forge is closing.
After nine years we are shutting the workshop and going home to Norway. A thousand hand-forged pieces cannot come with us.
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The other offer was the melt.
Two liquidators wanted the lot by weight — nine years of work poured back into scrap alloy. We said no.
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So you cover the postage. That is the whole deal.
The piece is free. You pay what it costs to put it in a box and send it. No code, no catch.
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A last letter from the forge
I cannot carry a thousand pieces onto a plane
I have never been good at dressing things up. A smith talks with his hands, not his mouth. So I will say it plain, the way I would say it if you were standing in the shop with the furnace ticking as it cooled behind me.
For nine years my wife Ingrid and I ran Forge & Fjord out of a little rented workshop here in the States — two anvils, one gas furnace, and a wall of my grandfather's hammers that came over from Bergen when I was a boy.
Last month we made the hardest call we have ever made. We are closing the forge and going home to Norway. I had two offers for the lot, both liquidators, both telling me straight-faced that the fastest money is in the melt. I told them where they could put that.
So this is what I decided instead. I am handing the last of it to the men it was forged for — free, piece by piece. You cover the postage, that is all. Not because the work is worthless. Because it is worth too much to me to let it die in the dark.
— The Forge & Fjord smiths
See what is leftWho is behind this
Two anvils and a wall of my grandfather's hammers
Forge & Fjord was a rented workshop in the States, run by one smith and his wife Ingrid. Two anvils, one gas furnace, and a wall of hammers that came over from Bergen — worn smooth by a man who was shaping iron before I could walk.
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