A retail site for flintlock firearms, powder horns, primitive knives, leather goods and many other early American items of interest to the reenactor or living historian.

Maker of leather possibles bags, shooting bags and other accoutrements for the blackpowder shooter, hunter and reenactor.

A West Virginia native residing where his founding ancestors lived in 1740, Mike has been making powder horns for more than fifteen years and doing quill work for the last six years.

Providing rendezvous, trekking, and reenactment supplies.

Man has long used mineral pigment dyes as a means of coloring goods made from various animal proteins. In addition to being decorative, the mineral pigment dyes also provide varying degrees of protection against attack by insects or bacteria.

Supplier of elk and deerskin bags for the muzzleloader/buckskinner as well as deer, elk, and moose antlers for craftsmen, collectors, and taxidermists. Also supplies elk and deer leather for craftsmen and mountainmen.

Powder horns crafted in the eighteenth century manner, in a variety of styles. Also a producer of Indian quill work.

Producing hand-forged throwing tomahawks, pipe axes, camp axes and throwing knives for historical re-enactors, buckskinners, and Native American crafters. Other products include primitive camp items.

Merchandise for camp, home and trail for rendezvous, buckskinners, mountainmen, cowboys, pioneers, re-enactors, emigrants to the West

Club featuring living history demonstrations, monthly black powder competitions (shooting, throwing tomahawk and knife, fire starting, and offering two rendezvous per year. Located in Carson City, NV.