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Traditional muzzleloading at its best!
Hunting, shooting, history, how-to and
more! Six great issues every year for 34 years! One year
$26.00. Two years $45.00.
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NEW! Features hundreds of full-color photographs celebrating the beauty, artistry and craftsmanship of the artisans of the Contemporary Longrifle Association. Almost 600 photos of firearms and accoutrements. Hardcover, 230 pages, $75.00. |
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NEW! Blacksmithing Basics for the Homestead Easy-to-understand instructions and illustrations on the basics of forging functional yet artistic ironware for the home. By Joe DeLaRonde. Softcover, 135 pages, $14.99. |
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American Weapons of the F&I War
The arms and
accoutrements used by American provincial soldiers during the Seven
Years' War. By Jim Mullins, 185 pages, softcover, $33.95.
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Pictorial study of over 160 18th-century American fowling pieces. Multiple photos of each gun, including close-ups of featured details. Fifteen pages of color. The most complete compilation of fowlers ever in one book. By Tom Grinslade. 248 pages, hardcover, $75.00; softcover $38.00. |
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The Gunsmith of Grenville County The most extensive how-to book on building longrifles ever published. Takes you through every step of building your own longrifle, from shop set-up to engraving, carving and finishing. By Peter A. Alexander, 394 pages, wirebound, $45.00. |
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Recreating the 18th Century Powder Horn By Scott and Cathy Sibley. A comprehensive, step-by-step guide to building a powder horn, complete with full-color photographs and detailed instructions. Softcover, $19.95
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Recreating the 18th Century Hunting Pouch T.C. Albert gives comprehensive steps to recreating your own 18th century style hunting pouch or possibles bag, including dozens of detailed close-up photos showing each step. Softcover, $24.95. |
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Mark continues his pilgrim's journey back to the 18th century frontier. From flintlocks and moccasins to shooting bags and knapsacks, Baker explores the way of life of the Colonial woodsman. By Mark A. Baker. 320 pages, limited edition hardcover, $70.00; softcover, $36.00.
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By Jim Dresslar. A pictorial analysis of the history of the engraved powder horn. Over 400 beautiful images of original horns. Hardcover, $80.00 |
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Hand-thrown stoneware mugs by Steve Sprinkle of Sprinkle Pottery. Each mug is unique in color, size and detail with variations in glaze and shape.
Available in two sizes: 14 oz. Moravian design, $10.00, and 24 oz.
Yorktown, $12.00.
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NOW ON SALE! Heavy duty, Hanes Beefy-T® 100% cotton, pre-shrunk. Smoky brown w/dark brown logo and rust accents or natural canvas color w/black logo and red accents. Available sizes:
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