Not to be picky but I actually consider Stewart, et. al. to be comprehensive. The 'new Ang bible' as I fondly think of it, covers all the (known at publish date) 690 species of Angraecoid orchids. I definitely hope Brooke is right and it will not be the last Ang book written. It has elevations for all the species, you can't ask for much more than that. If one is resourceful, one can find the 'old Ang bible', "An Introduction to the Cultivated Angraecoid Orchids of Madagascar" by Hillerman and Holst, published in 1986. Oh to have been Ang-aware in the mid 80s...*sigh* It is out of print and remains the most expensive book I've ever bought. Last I saw one available, the price was $100 MORE than I paid. :) (get it on inter-library loan) One might also consider "African orchids in the wild and in cultivation" by Isobyl and Eric LaCroix, available quite cheap on amazon. "Orchids of Kenya" by Stewart & Campbell. "Orchids of Africa" by Stewart & Hennesey. "Orchids of Tropical Africa" by Stewart & Campbell. I even have "Orchids of Malawi" by Morris. Good luck finding that! :) Three cheers for Stewart! Three cheers for Hillerman! Three cheers for Angs!!! -MB

Since nobody has responded yet, I'm going to suggest that you try this on the Lawn Mower forum.

I think it's fun looking at the muscle cars, since I am so old I actually remember those! I remember about as far back as '55 Chevies (even though I was 7 when they came out, I can't remember any cars before that). JoanMN

There is also an appliance forum in addition to the laundry forum. Most pro welding shops can weld aluminum. Whatever you do, do not discard the broken pieces. It might be possible to make a functional equivalent of the hinge.