Builder
My friend Mark Thomas is well known as The Craftsman to the Past and he exists in...
Charles Wallingford is a knifemaker or better yet a bladesmith. He works in the...
I was poking around YouTube the other day and bumped into a video posted by Ross...
I know Nate McKenzie mainly through his work. I saw a rifle by Nate on the contemporarymakers.blogspot...
Fred Stuzenberger has published approximately 300 articles on the history and construction...
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Product Review
I have been a lover of nice flintlock guns since I was just a kid. However, a real...
I caught up with Michael Briggs at the Greensboro Gun Show today at the Greensboro...
Andrew Knez, Jr.is a painter of the 1750 to 1830 American Frontier. He uses period...
I have never met Don Bruton. But I have handled one of Don’s rifles that had been...
Here is Dennis at a family reunion holding two original Gillespie rifles. I was so...
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Living History
Most of us who have a love of history get cynical at times. We like to think that we are alone in our passion and everyone else is playing computer games or gossiping on their mobile phones and have not a clue or interest in how we became America. After visiting the King’s Mountain National Military Park yesterday, I am so happy I am wrong. I... [Read more of this review]
David Gillespie is a stone cutter; he creates period correct tomb and gravestones from slate. David Gillespie is standing by his latest work. This stone is loosely based upon the Nathan Basset Stone, the first portrait stone in America. The original is at the Circular Church in Charleston, SC. Why slate? David says it is as permanent as granite, is... [Read more of this review]
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