Woodrow,
This stove is very, very light, I doubt it weighs more than 15-20 pounds. I don't know if they are still made or not since I bought mine in 1978 and is long gone now. I do remember that I bought it at Ratliff Farm & Home Supply. Grundy, VA 24614 Phone: (276) 935-2546, maybe they can help with some better information. Could be they still have them and would sell one and ship it to you, they've always been pretty reasonable with their prices and it's a small store.
I might also note that the tapered stove pipe from the sheepherder's stove didn't draw as well as the straight stove pipe I bought later. You can make a spark arrester by cutting two one-pound coffee cans in two. Cut a hole that will fit the stove pipe in one half, then roll up some 18" wide rat wire and stick it into the ends of the cans and secure with a few sheet metal screws. I let a federal park ranger look at mine, and he said it fulfilled the regulations and it kept sparks from burning little holes in my tent.
