In a scene basically unchanged for a century, a worker concentrates on using a steam hammer to precisely shape heated steel into a finished forging.

A good hammerman supposedly showed off by placing someone's expensive pocket watch on the steam hammer and slamming the hammer down, stopping just short of breaking the watch crystal.

I wouldn't be surprised if this company is now gone. This was ten years ago.

The racks in the back hold dozens of gauges for checking dimensions of their "standard" forgings.