March 2005 Prosit 48 pages including informative and well-illustrated articles provided by our member-authors. Most of these articles address topics that cannot be found anywhere else in print. Feature article: Salt Glaze by John McGregor Also in this issue: Who Say's You Can't Go Home Again? - Marie Stevenson The Bavaria Statue in Munich - Marc Lang Wheelock China Souvenir Steins - Ron Fox The half-liter stein that started SCI - Tom McClelland The McKinley Era - Jack Strand Friedr. van Hauten of Bonn - Walt Vogdes Occupational Steins: Part 2, Characteristics and Grading - Phil Masenheimer My First Collectable Stein - W. Bruce Pruitt Mettlach Chromolith and Etched from Same Mold - Robert D. Wilson An Original Gamsbart - Marc Lang More Than Meets The Eye - Mark Durban Stein of the Issue Contest Arbeitsdienst (Labor Service) Steins - George Schamberger The Intoxication Stein - Marty Cameli A "Speculative" Tile Layer's Occupational Beer Stein - Stephen L. Smith My "Souvenir" Stein Collection - Steve Steigerwald Sarreguemines Barrel Stein - Marc Lang Oktoberfest - Marc Lang HR and the Freising Factory Revisited (Sixth Installment) - John McGregor Mission San Luis Rey - Ron Fox Falstaff - Marc Lang Ludwig Foltz II - Premier Designer of Mettlach Drinking Vessels Part II - Signatures and Trademarks - Dr. Roy DeSelms and Robert VBM Wilson Correction - John the Blind King of Bohemia - Walt Vogdes and Martyn Brown Large Castle Stein - Bill Bosworth A Visit With Marzi & Remy - Ken Etheridge My Steins Are Gone! - Jim Henderson