Contemporary Makers

A powder measure I copied from an original. This one is three inches long and the original was a little shorter and a tad smaller in diame...

Ford Mansion Washington's Winter Headquarters Master Bedroom Kitchen Traveling Liquor Box Servants ...

There is one Christmas Carol that has always baffled a lot of people.  What in the world do leaping lords, French hens, swimming swans,...

The luckier Revolutionary soldiers were living in huts like the one reconstructed above, but many of their counterparts still were in ten...

The strap is based of one collected by Sir John Caldwell stationed at detroit in the 1770's The Buffalo Horn is based off an example ...

That's a feral cat.  He's been hanging around for almost 2 years, living under the shop.  He would disappear in the winters - I ...

top two photos are before I made a new  collar to replace the missing one, and made a new wood button for the butt. In add...

This was the most intricate construction I had ever done....the molding around the oval I steam bent to shape. Copy and photo supplied b...

This pipe hawk was built using a R.E. Davis cast head. A nice piece of curly maple was drilled for the haft. The 13 point star used on th...

Box is 2 1/4  inches high and 3 inches across. The top and bottom are of cherry.  The inlay on top is cow horn. The passage on the side i...

Photo supplied by Bob Pawling.

Photos supplied by Ken Gahagan.

John Bonewitz worked in the Womelsdorf Township in Berks County from about 1779 to 1809 and is concidered one of the best early American...

This is large Game Bag, made up out of Goat Hide. The strap uses a Herringbone pattern linen fabric backed with Goat hide. The interior i...