The Craftie Ladies would like to set aside Fridays to acknowledge and celebrate the good things that are happening in our lives and we hope that you will join in and tell us about the blessings you have encountered as well.
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Ed began making barrels in 1975. He no longer builds rifles. Hudson Valley Fowlers by Kenneth Gahagan Alan Sandy Rifle Damascus Barrel for G... -
Congratulations to Emily Goodaker level 3 for getting into the Royal College! One of Emily's pieces for a recent collaboration with the ... -
LEVEL 2 continue to work on their site specific Project for the National Trust's Trelissick gardens POSTER Laima's Photoshop design ... -
I have the privilege to know Bob Roller and would like to show five of his locks. From top to bottom and left to right Twigg Durs Egg, Durs ... -
Ball-headed club Iroquois (Mohawk) Wood, ribbon, feather Length 52 x width 13.5 x cm 18th century Area of Origin: Great Lakes, Canada Belong... -
Join the Fort Boonesborough Foundation in helping support the archaeological work at the original fort site.We will be raffling an 18th cent... -
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania poplar hanging cupboard, ca. 1740 , the molded cornice over a single door with wrought iron ram's horn ... -
This is a .36 cal North Carolina mountain rifle built by Joe Schell. Stocked in cherry with a 45 1/2'' Bobby Hoyt swamped barrel, C... -
"Hershel House and His Woodbury School" can be found here . "Frank and Lally House Artist in Unison" can be found here...
