This Ash stocked “Barn Gun” is unsigned, but has been well built and outfitted with quality parts. It features a 38″ Colerain “C” weight barrel in .40 caliber and a Large Siler Flintlock from Jim Chambers. Built with Lancaster, Pennsylvania style architecture, the rifle holds and points well. The .40 caliber round ball is notorious […]
Stocked in a great piece of curly maple, this York County style rifle by Lowell Haarer features a neatly engraved 4 piece brass patchbox, silver star cheek inlay, brass wrist inlay and a nicely engraved sideplate to match. The combination of relief and incise carving on the rifle really brings it all together to create […]
This finely made, decorated horn was hand crafted by John Proud. It is a copy of an original surviving example and is full of quality workmanship. On the outside display of the horn there is a space for the owners name to be inscribed, and under that it reads “His horn Camp at Lake George […]
Here’s one of our PA Mountain Rifles that we just recently finished. The Mountain Rifle is based on rifles found in the “Blue Mountain” region of eastern Pennsylvania, with its clean lines that exemplify beauty in simplicity. This particular rifle is stocked in a beautiful piece of hard Ash that offers its own unique personality […]
This rare and outstanding pair of 17th Century Andirons were made in France during the Louis 14th period dating to around 1675. They are of wrought iron construction and the “grain” of the iron can easily be seen on the legs. They feature a complicated hand cut joining system in which all three components are fastened […]
These wrought iron spikes were originally made for the restoration of the USS Constitution. They measure 4″ long and 1/4″ thick making them perfect for forging lock bolts, gun screws, iron hardware, rat tail hinges, crane hooks, beam hooks, gate hooks & latches as well as many other small items. They are available in bundles […]
This unique offering was entirely Hand-Made and decorated by a local artisan with a lifetime of experience in traditional trades. All materials and workmanship are traditional to the 18th Century. The dovetailed construction of the box has been performed in the neatest manner. A wonderful beaded molding has also been included around the rim of […]