Silversmith

And he, because he could read and write and was an accomplished-

... workman-

[laughs]

Something.

Silversmith, who printed the first paper currency...

For the 13 college.

Look at that.

And it happens to be in a lotion formula, but we also sell it in a paste as well as a spray.

And it's called Silversmith's Polish.

Okay.

So both products are made with the same four compounds that a silversmith uses on his buffing wheel.

That's why I brought this prop.

Our parents are both deceased.

They received these water and matching wine goblets from Reed and Barton Silversmiths as a wedding

gift.

Right.

Silversmith's hand-hammering unique simicar blades are replaced by massive, steam-powered presses scamping out cutlery from huge steel ingots.

The sheer physics and economics of mass production strongly favor simpler, straighter lines over complex, bulbous curves.

So the expensive, difficult to manufacture scimitar curve disappears and English table knives start being mass produced with nearly parallel straight sides.

Welcome to Saints and Feasts of the Liturgical Year from My Catholic Life, September 8th, Birth of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Feast, circa 15 BC.

Patron Saint of Chefs, Cooks, Distillers, Drapers, Fish Dealers, Goldsmiths, Silversmiths, Needlemakers, Potters, Restauranteers, Silkworkers, and Tilemakers.

Quote, All creation sings with joy, exalts, and participates in the joy of this day.

This is, in fact, the day on which the creator of the world constructed his temple.

even though they work with iron, and most of the other smiths were named for the metal that they work with.

Silversmith, that's a good one.

Yeah.

Oh, God, good silversmith.