Hats & Sashes of the Fur Trade
Annette Hepner
555 Danebo Ave. #37 Eugene, OR 97402
Phone: 541-688-42444
Email: dlh1947us@yahoo.com
URL: http://www.geocities.com/dlh1947us
I've been making costumes, including hats and sashes, for reenactors that are interested in early American history since the 1970's. I do custom weaving of yardage for clothing like shirts, breeches, frocks, and hats using only the best natural fibers like wool, silk, linen, and cotton for those who want to be totally authentic. I also finger or loom weave sashes and straps.

Haven House Alternatives
Kathleen Jordan
12865 Bliss Rd., Marcellus, MI 49067
Phone: 616-646-9692
Email: havenhouse@xoommail.com
URL: http://www.havenhousealternatives.bigs tep.com
We deal in custom tailored clothing, furniture for camping, and some other small accessories.

Harrison Armory
Bob Harrison
1050 E.Ray Rd.#A5, P.O. Box 303, Chandler, AZ 85225
Phone: 480-855-4352 Email: b4har@aol.com
URL: http://www.harrisonarmory.com
Harrison armory specializes in 15th and 16th century matchlock mechanisms and accouterments for muzzleloader guns. Our parts are not castings! Each part, screw and component is individually hand crafted.

Heart Felt Creations
Cindie & Bob Etienne
16751 Korff Road, Evansville, IN 47725
Phone: 812-867-9454
Email: grizzly4us@yahoo.com
I make 100% wool hats from 1700 era to 2001. My hats are for sale. I also do demonstrations and teach classes on hat making and other related felt items. The student leaves with a finished hat when class is over. I also teach hands on pioneer skills to children and adults. To name a few, preparation of wool for spinning and then learn to spin (on a drop spindle and or spinning wheel), flax processing and cotton, rendering lard and it's uses, candle dipping, soap making, pioneer toys, laundry day, preparation and preservation of food (salted and smoked meat, leather britches, butter churning, etc), shaving horse and pioneer tools, dulcimer and ooo-eee can, writing (make your own ink etc.) and black-smithing. For more details please contact us by phone, e-mail or snail mail.

Highlonesome Trade Goods
John Moffatt
P.O. Box 166, Kila, MT 59920
Phone: 406-755-3411
http://members.xoom.com/JMo ffatt/HighLonesome.htm
Replicas of the Indian-Mountain Man era. Handmade by John Moffatt. Painted buffalo robes, knives, shields, fur hats, war clubs, arrows, bags, lances and more. Custom orders welcome.

Hillbilly Hollow Trading Post
Daniel & Tammie Sebring
73769 Doan Rd., Rainier, OR 97048
Phone: 503-556-2080
Email: wolfpup@crpud.net
URL: coming soon
We make all kinds of things like, knives, all kinds of bead work, candle lanterns, mountain man chairs, tables, beds. We hand make over 342 different items. We will be soon finishing our new web site. You can e-mail for more info at wolfpup@crpud.net. We also are going to start carrying guns and parts. Thank you.

Historic Costume
Melissa Litzman
2040 Dry Fork Rd
Granville, TN 38564
Phone: 931-268-5396
E-mail: historiccostume@yahoo.com
URL: www.historic-costume.com
We specialize in used historic clothing and gear. Buy, sell, or trade. Visit our website and find out about Wool Guard. Inquiries welcome.

Howling Wolf Trading
Maryln Adams/William Skelton
4015 Clifton Avenue
Phone: 513-751-4876
Email: mallenadams@fuse.net
URL: http://www.howlingwolftrading.com
Howling Wolf Trading produces interpretive Native American porcupine quillwork and beadwork. Our quillwork is on authentic brain tan buckskin. We produce both off and on loom beaded pieces. Most of our items are custom orders and we will be happy to assist you in designing a one of a kind piece.

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Into The Wilderness Trading Co.
Michael Aldrich
P.O. Box 1648, Pinedale, WY 82941
Phone: 307-367-4398
Email: bags@wildernesstrading.com
URL: http://www.wildernesstrading.com
Wholesale/retail supplier of flute, pipe, medicine, and bullet bags as well as shed elk, deer, and moose antlers since 1988.

Indian Ridge Forge
Harry McCarty
1479 Indian Ridge Road, Blaine , TN 37709
Phone: 865-933-9250
Email: harry.mccarty@worldnet.att.net
URL: http://home.att.net/~harry.mccarty/IN DEX.HTML
Hand made cutlery. Specializing in 17th, 18th and 19th reproduction and interpretation cutlery since 1977.

Instant Human Forge
John "Shadowalker" Williams
60 Teamon Cir., Griffin, GA 30223
Phone: 770-227-0040
Email: humanforge@aol.com
I carry a complete line of quality hand-forged cooking sets which include tripods, grills, chicken cookers, plus all accessories for cooking over an open fire for buckskinners on up to modern folk. Also make accessories to enable you to cook right in your own fireplace at home. Be sure and check out the price of my new swinging grill! My specialty is custom work and reproductions. Write, call, or e-mail me for a complete price list and up-coming catalog.

Iron Heart - Historic Reproductions
Joe Hess
535 Terrace Mountain Rd., Schoharie, NY 12157
Phone: 518-295-7030
Muzzleloading guns and kits, hand made powder horns, knives (everything from chipmunk choppers to bear stabbers), shooting bag from "The Leatherman", tomahawks and throwing knives by H & B Forge, and supplies for the black powder shooter.

Iron Sharpens Iron
Jimmy Sprouse
3213 Old Dufur Rd., The Dalles, OR 97058
Phone: 541-298-7195
Email: iron@netcnct.net
18th century hand forged camp irons, knives, and other wear.

Irish Ridge
Patricia Thompson
RR2 Box76
Spring Grove, MN 55974
Phone: 507-493-5643
Email: gladet1@yahoo.com
We are purveyors of hardwood chairs, rocking chairs, benches and custom longbows. We also deal in sterling silver pendants, chains, socks, etc.

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Jay's Wholesale Civil War Sutler
Jay Seniceros
209 Aegean Wy Box 290, Vacaville CA 95687
Phone: 707-447-7219
Email: buckskinner1757@aol.com
URL: http://mgsutlers.1hwy.com

JBA Gunsmith
J.B. Alvey
Box 103, Valera, TX 76884
Phone: 325-636-4371
Email: bravo@web-access.net
Email: dobie@web-access.net
Manufacture Cochran locks, flint & percussion, right & left hand. Also custom muzzleloaders made to order.

Jean-Michel Viger
30-1491 Richmond Rd., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K2B 6R9
Phone: 613-728-8788
email: michel.viger@sympatico.ca
Cordinnier/Bootmaker: Les Bottes sauvages, also known as The Canadian Boot. Traditional French Canadian boot dating from 1600's to 1800's. Handcrafted using traditional methods. For info package send $2. If you have any questions please call or e-mail anytime.

JJ Furs
Joe G.
Orchard park, NY
Phone: 716-649-0135
Email: furzz99@yahoo.com
I have a variety of tanned furs, skulls, antlers, etc. For more info call or e-mail.

Joplin Blacksmithing & Ironwork
R.W. Joplin
1008 West 10th, Coffeyville, KS 67337
Phone: 316-251-8187
Email: blacksmith_2@yahoo.com
I make a variety of hand forged items from fire irons to hand forged iron roses for that special lady. E-mail or call for more info my website should be up and running soon.

J. P. Gunstocks Inc.
4508 San Miguel Ave., North Las Vegas, NV, 89030
Phone:702-645-0718
Fax: 702-645-9576
Email: jsear36243@aol.com
A maker of custom black powder firearms, covering the 1750 -1850 time period. 100% American made, right and left hand, calibers from; .32 to .62, pistols from $495, rifles from $645, catalog $5.00, MC & Visa welcome.

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Ken's Skins
Ken Davis
P.O. Box 1233, Inola, OK 74036
Phone: (918) 543-3961
Email: kadyscout@aol.com
I'm addicted to Buckskins! We live in N.E. Oklahoma, and we now have deer everywhere! We've been making buckskins off and on for over four years or better. Now, we find ourselves making them full-time. Call or e-mail for more info. I'm focused on making sheets of Buckskins for pants, shirts, mocs, etc., all smoked in batches of 15 to 20. We're currently working on a website. Thanks to the encouragement of family and friends, we are making this a serious business, with a full-time focus. Give us a shout! Thanks, Ken, Owner

Ken Scott's Hunting Pouches
Ken Scott
739 Fletcher Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46203
Phone: 317-261-0751
Fax: 317-638-0223
email: kenscott@iquest.net
Whether your American Frontier Culture needs run to a hunting pouch, a shooting bag, a shot bag, a possibles bag or a haversack, you've come to the right website. Bill of Goods: Handmade, authentic hunting pouches, frontier accoutrements, journals and folk art. All of my hunting pouches are museum quality and one of a kind. I send out a copy of the Muzzle Blasts article about my work, a flyer talking about the quality and a letter talking about the pricing and the length of time to get your pouch completed. There is no charge for this.

Kiefer & Bateson
Bill Sjovangen
P.O. Box 1148, 394 S "C" St., Virginia City, NV 89440
Phone: 702-847-7406
Email: WmBison@aol.com
We carry blankets, period clothing, tinware, oak kegs, shooting supplies, ironware and other items of interest to Buckskinners.

Knife-Man RON
Ron Temple
HC 3 3135, Wappapello MO 63966
Phone: 573-222-9655
Email: knifemanron@semo.net
Specializing in knives made out of circle saw blades and elk horns. Old Native American pawn jewelry, powder horns, deer antler dream catchers, old sheath knives, (case, R.H. Ruana, Cattaraugus, Winchester, Schrade, Remington).

Kootenai House Trading Post
Stephen H. Jackson
9949 U.S. Hwy 2, South, Libby, MT 59923
Phone: 406-293-2349
Email: sami@libby.org
Online trading post with secure shopping cart/website ordering. Also carry books, videos, clothing and craft supplies, tomahawks and knives, rendezvous/primitive camp supplies. We have a growing, rather interesting "historical links" page as well.

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Lao Hats
HF Davenport
PO Box 976, Seattle, WA 98111
Email: laohats@hotmail.com
URL: http://www.laohats.com
Inspired by medieval design, handcrafted from mostly recycled materials. Vikings, Irish, Russians and Mongols wore these six-panel hats throughout the medieval period. Lao Hats are made from wools, leathers and furs from previously owned coats, made to order.

Legend Forge Blacksmith
Rex Boxer
Legend Forge, 965 N. River Rd., Sylva, NC 28779-9553
Phone: 1-800-250-7990
Email: legendforge@aol.com
Legend Forge makes beautiful Damascus hunting knives with deer, elk, or moose antler handles. The prices start at $175, and include a premium handmade leather sheath. Rex Boxer, the Legend Forge blacksmith, lives in the Smokey Mtns., and has been crafting for over 30 years.

LithicTrader
John A. Cappellini
8215 Beebe Hill Road, Cuba, NY 14727
Phone: 585-968-3557
Email: johncappellini@adelphia.net
I am a flint knapper which is a German word describing the Stone Age method of chipping flint to make arrowheads, knife blades, etc. I custom make obsidian knives with antler, bone or stone handles. I also make reproductions of ancient lithic point and blade types using various types of flints, jaspers, agates, etc. I can do demonstrations.

Littlehuggs Reenactment Dress
Karen Lahey
713 E. Garden St., Freeport, IL 61032
Phone: (815) 599-5611
Email: littlehuggs2@wmconnect.com
URL: http://www.reenactmentcostumes.com
URL: http://stores.ebay.com/id=46024 0 16&ssPageName=L2
Littlehuggs is ready for a great forth year, designing and making reenactment costumes. We got started by taking our three grandsons to a reenactment. We love creating the clothing, and try to make it a reasonable price, with different application for different times, so it can be used more often and is easier for our customers to sell when they want a new costume. We work with true-blooded re-enactors, theaters, school children and teachers etc., all with different needs and budgets.

Little Hawk
Gilbert (Sam) Schriber
202 2000th St., New Holland, IL 62671
Phone: 217-445-2716
Email: samkat@springnet1.com
URL: http://www.geocities.com/little_hawk_62671/Sams_camp.html
I make and sell tomahawks that are three inches long. These hawks are for throwing. They turn over one revolution at approximately five feet. Use a small cross section of a soft wood, such as cottonwood. Sometimes you can find miniature playing cards, for targets. They are hand made by me. They are mild steel heads with wooden, tapered handles. I sell them for $10.00 each.

Lonesome Dove Trading Post
Dean and Eva Miller
55 Tiffany Dr., Batesville, AR 72501
For your bead supplies, books, leather goods and blacksmithing products.

Loyalist Arms And Repairs
Blair Higgins
1137 Old Sambro Rd., Harrietsfield, Nova Scotia, Canada, B3V 1B1
Phone: 902-479-0967
Email: loyalistarms@hfx.eastlink.ca
URL: http://www.loyalistarms.freeservers.com
We import, sell, and manufacture muskets, rifles, pistols, swords, armor, and accessories for the 16th century to the 19th century. Can reproduce iron, wood, and leather goods from samples.

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MacGregor Historic Games
Beth & Charles Knutson
2229 E 34th St., Mple, MN 55407
Phone: 612-729-4585
Email: webmaster@historicgames.com
URL: http://www.historicgames.com
Purveyors of historic past times to reenactors around the world. Sold in the gift shops of respected historic sites such as Plymouth Plantation and The Jamestown Settlement.

Mackelfish Mercantile
Robert McLeish
295 country Club Ln., Napa, CA 94558
Phone: 707-226-2296
Email: mcleish2@napanet.net
I provide hemp ropes, fabrics, webbing and twines.

Many Skunks and Jenaka
Kim and Jenaka Curtis
975 Black Blvd., Lander, WY 82520
Phone: 307-349-1253
Email: kcurtis@ricochet.net

URL: http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/ Andes/8353
We are a small company specializing in hand cut/hand sewn buckskin bags of all sizes. We carry our own brand of tourist/home decorating dream catchers, hand-made knives and sheaths (tack sheaths, rawhide and beaded). Coyote shields mounted in metal or willow frames with dangles, cedar bags for ceremonies can also be ordered. Plains tribe style war shirts, leggings, and buckskin trousers and jackets are our specialty (these are all special order as each is made to size for the person ordering and with the type/style/fringing and accessories he wishes). Period mountain man cloth and buckskin clothing all done on a custom order basis.

Many Threads Weaver
Janine Sandstedt
2512 South 123rd Avenue, Omaha, NE 68144
Phone: (402) 330-4923
Email: weaver@manythreads.com
URL: http://www.manythreads.com
Hand-woven items for the historical re-enactor. Card or tablet woven straps for powder horns, bags, hatbands, belts and sashes. Finger woven sashes and legging ties.

Mazzaroth Designs
Veronica Hawks
P.O. Box 924, Red Lodge, MT 59068
Phone: 406-446-4343
Email: veronicahawks@uswest.net
Custom clothing from my own designs or your pattern. All styles of clothing including those suitable for reenactment and Rendezvous. Also special gunslings and hats. Working in all fabrics including brain tan.

Medicine River Trading Company
Jack "Lame Bear" Smith
P.O. Box 2, Valier, MT 59486
Phone: 406-279-3539
Email: medriver@3rivers.net
We are catering to the serious buckskinner and reenactor who wants authentic clothing and gear. Each of our handmade pieces is a one-of-a-kind. Whether you're a man or woman, you won't show up at rendezvous or reenactment and see 20 other people wearing your rig.

Medicine Wind
Michael D. Knappen
1019 S. Parotte, Ripley, OK 74062
Phone: 918 372-4832
Email: medicinewind2000@hotmail.com
URL: http://www.medicine-wind.com
Native American Regalia, Mountain Man Outfitting, craft supplies and kits.

Midge Johnson
HCR 5 Box 10, Aitkin, MN 56431
Email: Twosheephaha@yahoo.com
I sell handmade soap and handspun yarn. Currently I have two basic types of soap, tallow/lard and bear grease/deer tallow. The tallow comes in plain, oatmeal pumice, lavender, pine tar, lemon, citronella and chamomile. Four bars for $10 ppd. The bear grease comes in plain, sage, heather, lavender, tea tree and oatmeal. Four small round bars for $6 ppd. Also for sale handspun yarn, $2 to $4 oz. custom spun (tell me what you want).

Military Warehouse
Jim Kindred
P.O. Box 406, Corinth, MS 38835
Phone: 662-287-8234
Email: milwarehouse@milwarehouse.com
URL: www.milwarehouse.com
Miscellaneous living history and rendezvous needs.

Mississippi Blacksheep Gallery Inc.
Sue and Gord Scale
205 Bridge St.., Carleton Place, Ontario, Canada K7C 3H1
Phone: 613-257-7152
email: blksheep@magmacom.com
Suppliers of hand spinning, hand weaving and dying equipment and books, natural fibers, yarns, and custom/period fabrics and sashes, quality scrimshawed powder horns and salt cellars.

Mississippi Bluffs Dry Goods
P.O. 27355, Golden Valley, MN, 55427-9998
URL: http://www.scc.net/~levilevy/
Email: levilevy@scc.net
For eight long years Levi has carried from rendezvous to rendezvous some of the finest tinware, blue willow china, Yorktown stoneware, English pewter, US sand cast pewter, brass telescopes, dry compasses, copper dram cups and some of the most spectacular fine gold and silver reproductions made. Levi has traveled from Old Fort William to Fort Dodge and everywhere in between peddling his humble wares.

Mountainman Ballads
Bill Ramsel
1006 Country Club Rd., Georgetown, TX 78628
Phone: 800-774-6544
Email: billramsel@mountainmanballads.com
URL: http://www.mountainmanballads.com
Music of the Fur Trade Era. These are carefully crafted songs by Bill Ramsel. Lively, entertaining fun for the lone skinner or the whole tribe. Slip in a tape on the way to a doin's. With Guitar, Fiddle, Mandolin, Jew's Harp, Harmonica. It will get your mocs hoppin'!

Mountain Man Book by Photosensitive
Gary H. Wiles
P O Box 7408, Laguna Niguel, CA 92607
Phone: 949-495-8897
Email: Photosensitive@worldnet.att.net
High action American History books (1808-1836) featuring all the famous Mountain Men together when they were together fighting arctic cold, grizzlies, Blackfeet, bad whiskey and each other for vast beaver fortunes. Check out our web site for synopses, reviews and cover photos.

Mountain Man Graphics
Lee Parker
795 Waterman Rd., Forestville, NY 14062
Phone: 716-679-8544
Email: imprint@find-it-usa.com
URL: http://find-it-usa.com/mountainman/index.htm
We have a pretty good selection of art prints depicting some aspects of life in the Rockies from the early 1800s to around 1870. Also some of the critters from that area.

Mountain Top Traders
Wayne & Cindy Chabisek
P.O. Box 244, Williams, AZ 86046
Phone: 520-635-4321
Email: mtntoptraders@aol.com
Tents, black powder guns, custom guns and work, powder horns. We can get you started down the trail, or help you with all your buckskinning truck. Working to help supply buckskinners since 1980.

Mountain Top Trading Co.
Tony, Judy ,& Chris Roberts
413 S. Main
Colefax, WA 99111
Phone: 509- 397-4447
Email: mttoptradi@colfax.com
Hi, we can supply you with everything you need for rendezvous. Tipis to sewing needles. We carry over 600 separate items, from 60+ suppliers. We also make custom rifles & pistols, powder horns, and knives. Come visit us at the mountain top, and take a look see. Love to hear from you, too.

Musselshell Traders of Montana
Box 9, Winnett, MT 59087
Phone: 406-429-7828
email: vdinsmore@mcn.net
URL: http://www.nativeweb.org/NativeTech
Brain-tanned smoked hides, clothing, willow backrests, bead work, etc. Call or email for price and product list.

Myrrhwood Farm
Curt and Beth Splichal
2430 Road 8, Clarkson, NE 68629
Phone: 402-892-9871
Email: cbsplic@megavision.com
URL: http://www.myrrhwood.net
Handspun, hand dyed and natural color yarns from Border Leicester and Icelandic sheep. Specialize in old time natural dying of wool with Indigo, Walnuts, and Cochineal. Also fine hand woven or felted blankets. Wool felt boots with sueded soles and beadwork trim. Knitted, fulled mittens all from our own sheep. Occasional full curl ram's horns and pelts.

Mystic River
Katie York
16202 First St., Rosharon, TX 77583
Phone: 281-369-2686
Email: kluyu@mysticriver-quills.com
URL: http://www.mysticriver-quills.com
Quality porcupine quill embroidery and beadwork. Mostly northern plains quillwork, & applique beadwork. Custom work done onto your existing items, or new pieces created to your specifications. I'm slow at updating the website, so I usually have several items (available at rendezvous) that don't appear. E-mail me for info on what's new.

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Nantahala Trading Post
Brenda Broome
402 Bonnie Pearl Lane, Cleveland, GA 30528
Phone: 770-531-1057
Email: standsbyriver@nantahalatrading
URL: http://www.nantahalatradingpost.com
We sell craft supplies, beads, leather and custom make regalia and many other reenactment items.

Native American Art and Collectibles
Shirley Dancing Fox
701 N. High Street, Duncannon, PA 17020
Phone: 717-834-3752
Email: sdancingfox@indianartandcollectables.com
URL: http://www.indianartandcollectables.com
A unique array of handmade Native American gifts, decorated leather goods, willow dream catchers, beaded pipe hawks, walking sticks, handmade jewelry including horn and bone chokers, bracelets and earrings by Shirley Dancing Fox and Clayton ThreeFeathers.

Native American Trading Post
Dru and Leslie Drury
3592 So. Redwood Road, Salt Lake City, UT 84119
Phone: 801-952-0184
Email: drurylane2000@yahoo.com
We have been in this business for 16 years. We are a retail store open 7 days a week. We specialize in Native American arts & crafts. Museum reproductions of Sioux & Cheyenne moccasins, brain tanned leather, buffalo robes, beads, herbs & botanicals, pow wow supplies, pipes, hand drums, beadwork, custom beadwork, cradle boards, jewelry, flutes, music (100's of titles), books and many more items. If we don't have it in stock, we can get it. Best to contact by phone 801-952-0184 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. MST.

Native Bows
Gene Sharp
925 Dake Road, Quanah, TX, 79252
Email: quahadi@chipshot.net
Mexican Vaquero (Chorro) Saddles. This is the style of saddle used by early trappers, explorers, and early Southwestern cowboys. Make your horse Period correct. These are a good quality saddle at a very reasonable price. $425 +Shipping. Also Comanche Style bows of osage orange these are shooters, not wall hangers $175 + Shipping.

The Natural Earth
Mark Condron
9414 Manati St., Spring Hill, FL 34608
Phone: 352-686-0542
email: paleoman@bigfoot.com
Flintknapper, custom carved flint knives, knapping supplies, videos, arrowheads, fossils, art.

Night Eagle Wilderness Adventure
Bruce Moreton
Cuttingsville, VT 05738
Phone: 802-773-7866
Email: nightegl@sover.net
URL: http://www.nighteaglewilderness.com
Night Eagle is a summer camp for boys ages 10-14. Boys live in tipis and acquire primitive living skills (drums, atlatls, bow and arrow, leather craft, fire building, wild edibles, tracking, etc.) Campers have an opportunity to live and dress as boys did in this country 300 years ago.

No One's Business
George S. Noone
1431 Coring Place, Northglenn, CO 80233
Phone: 303-453-1840
Email: oldnoone@gte.net
Manufacturer of quality "Trade Silver". I work in Pewter and use only lead free Britannia Pewter to cast replica pieces from the American Fur Trade, the World of the old Celts, and some Renaissance pieces.

Nor' West Company
Thom "Swanny" Swan
P.O. Box 16237, Two Rivers, AK 99716
Phone: 907-488-3327
Email:swanny@norwestcompany.com
URL: http://www.norwestcompany.com
Alaska's living-history specialists and the Interior's only BATF licensed black powder dealer. From our on-line store we offer muzzleloader shooting supplies, a variety of historically authentic trade goods, best quality tin and copperware, the historically inspired art of John Buxton and Robert Griffing, Early's of Whitney blankets and other good stuff.

Northwest Traders
5055 West Jackson Rd., Enon, OH 45323
Phone: 513-767-9244
Email: pmueller@nwtrader.com
Supplier of Whitney blankets, Hudson Bay blankets. Full line of capotes and other black powder items. Free color catalog.

NoSweat Soap Factory
Deborraha Carbone Burnett
P.O. Box 882, Mountain View, AR 72560
Phone: 870-269-9499
Email: nosweatsoap@yahoo.com
URL: www.nosweatsoap.com
Demonstrate old time lye soap making and 18^th century leatherwork.

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Oakhill Enterprise
Dawn Kellogg
9067 Oakland Road, Nunda, NY 14517-9711
Phone: 716 468-2669
Email: oakhill@ frontiernet.net
We are a family business. Promoting the hobby of historical reenacting. We make period clothing, custom to your likes. Colors, size and patterns of your choice, if at all possible. Hand sewn, affordable, leather garments, your skins or ours, even your elk hides. Custom made reproduction black powder guns. Thank you for shopping with Oakhill. We have added a complete line of children's clothing. We now offer Visa/MasterCard/American Express.

October Country Muzzleloading
John and Linda Shorb
P.O. Box 969, Hayden, ID 83835
Phone: 800-735-6348
Email: shorb@oct-country
We supply shooting bags and powder horns to gun shops across the country. Our catalog features muzzleloading accessories. Including hard to find Ol' Thunder Lube, Bear Grease Lube, Ramrods, Antler Short Starters and Fire Irons. Home of Cureton (antiqued) Powder Horns and The Great American Sporting Rifle.

Ohio Valley Peddler
G. Michael Pullins
14987 State Rd., Ostrander, OH 43061
Phone: 614-666-1512
Pre-1840 reproductions.

Out Post Flags
Rick Prohaska
N 17146 Marek Rd, Pembine, WI 54156
Phone: 715-324-5954
Email: outpostflags@cybrzn.com
URL: http://www.epier.com/stores/outpostflags
Furs: fox, mink, fitch. Colonial American flags: Bunker Hill, Betsy Ross, Union and Southern Civil War flags, and t-shirt designs.

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Pacific Hide & Fur Depot
P.O. Box 1549, Great Fall, MT 59403-1549
Phone: 406-727-6222
1-800-889-6264
Buy and sell Deer and Elk Antlers, Antler parts, Tips, Burrs, Knife handles, etc. Also all types tanned fur (ermine to wolves), buffalo robes and buffalo skulls. Specialize in top quality deer and elk leather. Other grades available also. Ask for Larry.

Pair of Poppens
Paul & Judith Poppen
1288 Rule Hollow Rd., Sevierville, TN 37876
Hand-sewn custom moccasins, custom knives & sheaths.

Palitine Metal Arts
Chase Zarefoss
P.O. Box 157, Sharpsburg, MD 21782
Phone: 301-432-2062
Email: carole@zarefoss.com
My company makes custom Iron work of all types traditional and modern. I'm young and just getting started yet I am well equipped and trained and willing to work for incredibly low prices. I can do just about anything.

Past and Present Millinery
Lisa Keipp
2012 39th Street, Des Moines, Iowa 50310
Phone: 515-988-8172
Email: lisa@pastandpresentmillinery.com
URL: http://www.pastandpresentmillinery.com
Specializing in historically accurate hats for any time period. Custom orders are a standard, so please feel free to contact me via email or phone to work out the details. Prices are reasonable and I take pride in my skills, giving you the best hats possible. I can create most styles, using buckram or straw as a base; I'm learning felt work, so keep your eyes open for even more flexibility. Every lady interpreter and reenactor needs a proper hat at a reasonable cost.

Piney Woods Trading Post
Bobby "Critter" Cooper
1621 Hilltop Drive, Texarkana, AR 71854
Phone: 870-774-1586
Email: Critterxx@msn.com
Full line muzzleloading and primitive archery store. Supplies for the beginner as well as the buckskinner.

Poordevil Traders
Deborah Hohn
P.O. Box 68, Lavina, MT 59046
Phone: 406-636-2186
Email: tps@midrivers.com
I make and sell buckskin clothing, beaded accoutrements, primitive dolls. Send $2 for catalog.

Primitive Arms, Inc.
P.O. Box 90524, Tucson, AZ 85752-0524
Messages: 520-883-4598
Fax: 520-579-7826
New catalog, with over 1200 items, range from shooting & craft supplies to period re-enactment gear including oak kegs. Lots of different clothing patterns.

Proarms USA
Victor Cox
1705 Candelaria Rd NW, Albuquerque, NM, 87107
URL: http://www.proarmsusa.com/
A tribute to the Second Amendment. I am selling a print of a painting I did that is titled "Right to Bear Arms." It has a quote by Thomas Jefferson, and was actually REJECTED from an art show, because his words that agreed with our 2nd Amendment were "Too controversial."

Powderhorn Traders
Allen Studtman
2010 Luther Sharp Rd, Columbia, TN 38401
Phone: 931/840-9984
Email: powderhorn@djis.net
URL: http://www.powderhorntraders.com
We carry a line of archery stuff for the rendezvous archer, and buckskinning things in general.

Powder horns by Cory Joe Stewart
Cory Joe Stewart
P.O. Box 11525, Boone, NC 28608
Phone: 828-268-1466
Email: pwdrhorns@boone.net
I make quality engraved powder horns. Most of the horns I produce represent the "Golden Age" of powder horns, In the mid-late 1700's. Horns are on hand or could be made custom.

Powwow Pawn
Jim Dahl
1116 North Crawford, Hardin, MT 59034
Phone: (406) 665-2777
Email: powwowpawn@aol.com
Authentic Native American bead work, shawls, dance regalia, jingle dresses, bone dresses, chokers, breast plates, medallions, star quilts, buffalo skulls plain and painted Indian saddles, and a lot more. Mostly Crow and Cheyenne.

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R. Phillips
Email: RPhillips_564@hotmail.com
We are crafters. We do Native American crafts, like soap stone ceremonial pipes, chokers, hatbands, ribbon shirts, etc.

Rainbow Ribbonworks
Patricia Ketzler
15827 S Applehill Rd., Prairie Grove, AR 72753
Phone: 479-846-2730
Email: vincentrish@pgtc.com
Rendezvous and pow wow ribbon shirts, cloth dresses, tear dresses, shawls, jingle dresses, gourd dance blankets and so forth.

Ranny Sprenger Powder Horns
Ranny Sprenger
11610 Chenoweth Hills Place, Louisville, KY 40299
Phone: 502-261-9397
Email: r.sprenger@insightbb.com
Maker of quality engraved powder horns of the F&I period, map horns and traditional images. Will engrave your horn.

Redhawk Creations
Jay Whitmer
PO Box 0043, Grand Blanc, MI, 48480
Phone: 810-636-7238
Email: redhawk162@yahoo.com
URL: http://www.geocities.com/redhawk162
Hand made glass beads (feather beads, spot beads, etc), leather and fur bags, historical events / powwow listings for Michigan area.

Redwing Trading
Tom "Redwing" Hewitt
P.O. Box 221, Kimball, NE 69145
Phone: 308-235-3330
Email: redwing@megavision.com
URL: http://www.redwingtrading.com/index2.htm
We specialize in custom knives, either period correct or hand carved antler handled knives and sculptures. Also, we carry a big line of clothing, furs, and misc. pre-1840 items. Everything we sell is 100% guaranteed satisfaction or you money is returned. In addition, we do oil paintings and stone sculptures.

Rendezvous Trader's Outpost
Rusty "Buffalo Bear" Mathis
4670 Hardwood Lane, Beaumont, TX 77706
Phone: 409-658-1712
Email: traders@tex-is.net
URL: http://www.rendezvoustraders.com
Historical re-enactors supply for all eras, but specialize in Mountain Man, Fur Trade era. We are a dealer for Crazy Crow and other re-enactment wholesalers and guarantee you a lower price. I do custom buckskin clothing. Also have brain tan buffalo robes and other brain tan leathers available. We also have a large selection of Antique Trade Beads including Skunks, White Hearts, Green Hearts, Padres, French Crosses, Chevrons and many others.

Ridge Runner Canvas
Jennifer & Steve Johnson
HCR 69, Box 79A, Oldfield, MO 65720
Phone: 417-294-1175
Email: ridgerunner03@earthlink.net
URL: http://home.earthlink.net/~ridgerunner03
We specialize in custom made tents & tipis at off the rack prices. We also make all kinds of canvas covers for your water jug, ice chest, etc. We carry a full line of cotton webbings for tent ties, bag straps, stake down loops, cartridge belts, etc. Steve has been making quality tents & canvas goods since 1991.

The Rifle Shoppe
18420 E. Hefner Road, Jones, OK, 73049
Phone: 405-396-2583
FAX: 405-396-8450
Complete parts for 180-190 rifles and muskets dating from 1510-1850. Over a dozen bayonets, and 300+ locks are offered. All items are made directly from the originals. They will soon have 6-7 different bayonets from each of the firearm producing countries represented. A complete Austrian line is in the works as well. The catalog itself is a must for any collector or living historian. CATALOG: $7 inside the US, $12 outside the US.

Ron Russ, Bladesmith
5351 NE 160th Ave., Williston, FL 32696
Phone: 352-528-2603
Email: russrs160@cs.com
Hand-forged knives, swords, axes and builds a few rifles. Likes to build left handed rifles. Knives are forged from bar stock, ground and tempered by me. Makes several "Buckskinner" styles and takes custom orders. A journeyman bladesmith with the ABS. All blades are warranted for life, his, of course.

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Sam Gash Blacksmith
RR 2 Box 42, Plainview, MN 55964
Phone: 507-876-9911
Email: sgash@pngusa.net
Custom made pre 1840 camp equipment. I also have items in stock, like tripods and other cook sets and grills.

SC Design
Steve Culbertson
4973 Easy Street, Tallahassee, FL 32303
Phone: 850-562-3881
Email: artiplaques@earthlink.net
Artiplaques are 3-D replicas of real stone arrowheads made from Nu-Stone fiberglass compound. We make the most beautiful antler & horn mounting kits on the market-ask any professional taxidermist- and we use them as clocks, as wall plaques for displaying arrowheads, and we also laser engrave and screen print them w/ wildlife and native American artwork. If you are a hunter or buckskinner you will love the things we do w/ them. A visit to our website will be a real treat!!!

The Scarlet Scarab
Lisa Tolles-Efinger
PO Box 122, Changewater, NJ 07831
Phone: 908-689-1740
Email: scarlet1@ptdprolog.net
URL: http://www.scarletscarab.com
Whitney blankets, trade blankets, buckskin clothing, capotes, ring brooches, hand-forged fishhooks, all-one-tribe drums, hand-knitted wristers and caps, rifle cases, fire starting kits.... all kinds of supplies.

The Silver Turtle
Sam Brick
800 Wagon, Gardnerville, NV 89410
Phone: (702) 265-3050
Email: N1SILVER@aol.com
URL: http://www.geocities.com/Eureka/Plaza/1947
Custom silversmithing for mountain men. Silver-capped bear claws, carved bear teeth, carved elk rosettes, powder horns, silver coin bottles, and bear jaw knives.

Simple Soap Works
Patricia Hale
106 John Street, Loogootee, IN 47553
Phone: 812-295-3505
Email: contactus@simplesoapworks.com
URL: http://www.simplesoapworks.com
Handmade, all-natural herbal lye soaps, herbal salves, natural herbal body powders are available along with paper covered boxes. We also have handmade market baskets with closed bottoms, in a variety of sizes.

Slash Back Canvas Co.
"Doc Bob" Eveland
4845 Antelope Dr., Bar Nunn, WY 82601
Phone: (307) 577-1411
Email: slashbk@trib.com
Manufacturing quality canvas tentage & historical clothing items since 1979. We focus on F&I War through western Indian Wars time period. If you're a military or civilian reenactor, searching for accurate yet affordable items, contact us. Catalog available. Custom orders welcome.

Sleepingbear Forge
Sam "Sleeping Bear" Forge
1012 N. Robinson St, Cleburne, TX 76031
Phone: 817-556-0486
Email: sleepingbear@digitex.net
URL: http://sleepingbearforge.20megsfree.com/
Offering hand-forged camp gear; tent stakes, fire irons, lantern stands, etc.

Smoke and Fire Co.
Donlyn Meyers
P.O.Box 166, Grand Rapids, OH 43522
Phone: 1-800-766-5334
Email: dmeyers@smoke-fire.com
Free 64 page catalog of clothing, patterns, camp gear books and period music. Also publishes Smoke and Fire News, the monthly newspaper that is the BEST listing of living history events. Subscription to News is $18 per year.

Snow's
125 Cottage Lane, Butler, PA 16001
Phone: 724-285-9484
Email: buckskin01@aol.com
We sell buckskinning supplies from lodges to clothing to just about anything that has to do with buckskinning.

Snowball Ck Rawhide & Buckskin
Billy Metcalf
1930 Snowball Ck. E., Grand Forks, B.C. Canada V0H 1H1
Phone: (250) 442-5642
Email: billymetcalf@hotmail.com
Quality brain tanned buckskin, smoked or white. Deer, elk, moose. Rawhide for drums, deer elk, moose or goat. Will travel to teach brain-tanning classes, inquire for more info.

Snowiss Fur Company
Isidore Bergner
935 Bellefonte Avenue, PO Box 599, Lock Haven PA 17745
Phone: 570-748-3121
Email: bsnowiss@uplink.net
URL: http://www.snowissfur.com

Spirit Wind
Robert Killgo
Rt 3 Box 869, Wolfe City, TX 75496
Phone: 903-583-7230
Email: spiritwind@texoma.net
URL: http://www.spiritwind.net
Professional flintknapper, retail/wholesale of stone arrow points, lance points, and knife blades, etc. Completed stone-tipped display arrows OR the finest, guaranteed stone-tipped arrows to hunt with. U-finish Flint or obsidian knife kits, arrow kits for children and adults, Cherokee styled blowguns made of native Texas river cane ranging from kids mini-blowguns of one foot to hard-hitting extreme seven foot blowguns for hunting small game. Wood, bone, or antler handled finished knives of any style for display OR hunting use, artistically carved knife handles, children's "safety" bow/arrow sets, miniature "mouse" bow/arrow sets, completed lances. The finest crafted knapping work from the crudest little arrowhead to the most beautifully made, paleo-styled, parallel-flaked blades, not to leave out Mayan eccentrics! My website is not finished, but please visit anyway.

Spirit Wolf Trading
Cheri TwoEagle
Burbank, CA 91501
Email: cheri@spiritwolftrading.com
URL: http://www.spiritwolftrading.com
Our products are all of the highest quality, as we set high standards and exceed them. Through experience we have taken our product line and honed it into refined artisan masterpieces to decorate your home or person. All materials used are authentic style, using natural resources used by the indigenous tribes of North America. Custom orders are welcome. We sell brain-tan smoked leather medicine bags, dolls, face masks, jewelry, supplies, resin replica eagle skulls, claws, resin bear claws, breastplates, parfleche boxes & cases etc.

Spotted Pony Traders
Cindy and Jeff Kruger
7373 St. Francis St., Louisville, OH 44641
Phone: 1-800-875-6553
Email: pre1840@worldnet.att.net
Deer and Elk leather hides and clothing. Beads, furs, cloth clothing and accouterments. Catalog available upon request.

Sprinkle Pottery Studio
Steve Sprinkle
218 S. Main, Irving, TX 75060
Phone: 972-254-8030
Email: potter1836@yahoo.com
URL: http://www.historicalpottery.com
Over 30years of making functional pottery and 15 years of making period pottery for reenactors all over the US. You probably know someone who has my work. Our Historic Pottery Series offers well-researched utilitarian folk pottery for reenactors. We deal mainly with the F&I, Am. Revolution, Fur Trade and the Am. Civil War eras, but will gladly do pieces from other eras. Please ask for our latest catalog with over 40 pieces of pottery commonly used by reenactors. We make mugs, jugs, candle lanterns, teapots, porringers, flasks, inkwells and much more. Thanks.... see ya at rendezvous.

SS&A Traders
Anthony Hehman
7537 E. Belleview St., Scottsdale AZ 85257
Email: buffalorobe@juno.com
Museum quality Native American Indian art and artifact reproductions including, war shirts, dresses, painted, beaded, and quilled buffalo robes, heat shrunk shields, pipe or tobacco bags, brain-tan leather.

Sundance Art Studio
Lynn M. Rhodes-Roberts and Dutch Roberts
632 High St., Pukwana, SD 57370
Phone: 605-984-4200
Email: quillwork@sundanceartstudio.com
URL: http://www.sundanceartstudio.com
Custom made porcupine quilled, leather clothing and objects.

SunEagleCedar Wood Products
Lonnie R. Henderson
P.O. Box 521,202 E. Amelia St., Cassville, WI 53806
Phone: 608-725-5818
Email: suneaglecedars@hotmail.com
We build wood products for all time periods from medieval to the present, we specialize in boxes, trunks, or treasure chests, shooting boxes, gun cases, box tables, beds, single or double, candle lamps, etc. Let us know what you need.

Swamp Fox Knives
Tim S. Ridge
1282 West Creston Rd., Crossville, TN 38555
Phone: (931) 484-0216
Email: swampfoxknives@frontiernet.net
URL: http://www.swampfoxknives.com
Blacksmith and crafter of historically correct forged blades, tomahawks, accoutrements, and colonial notions. My work is mostly for the 1750-1865 period of American history. Very suitable for the collector, reenactor, or historian.

Swede's Camp Furnishings and Supplies
Mike "Swede" Harshbarger
141 Doe Lane, Moultrie, GA 31768
Email: swedes@alltel.net
URL http://www.angelfire.com/biz2/swedesfurnishings

Sweet Dreams Crafts
5565 Wylake Dr., Norcross, GA 30093
Dalene Shaw, Proprietor
Email: ShawH@gnn.com
Makes dream catchers, dream catcher jewelry, all types of buckskin leather bags, medicine wheels, and carries sundry beads, good quality mink furs, and usually have a small supply of second-hand, rendezvous-correct dishes, candlesticks, and various other items at very reasonable prices.

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T Edge Knives
Tommy Edge
P.O. Box 156 Cash, AR
Phone: 870-477-5210
I make knives from blades 2 inch neck knives to 20 inch bowies. First place I went was looking for knives found buckskinning, have been going to rendezvous about 4 years. Never dreamed I would find anything like this on the internet. They call me Tom-Tom in camp; my log-on name is Tedge. Maybe will see you in camp.

Taylor's Books 'n Things
Carl and Shirley Taylor
P.O. Box 812, Manteca, CA 95336
Fax: 209-823-0418
Email: TalesofOld@aol.com
URL: http://members.aol.com/talesofold
We specialize in books on the Pre 1840's fur trade, Native Americans, how-to books on beading and quill work, authentic designs, Western Americana.

Tender Puppy Cafe
Marlene and Ron Elliott
P.O. Box 713, Rough And Ready, CA 95975
Phone: 530.477.9404
Email: tenderpuppycafe@yahoo.com
URL: http://www.tenderpuppycafe.com 
The Tender Puppy Cafe is a full service primitive restaurant in a 20' X 30' canvas tent that has served at rendezvous events for over 12 years. We serve breakfast, including biscuits and gravy, taters and eggs, ham and sourdough pancakes. Lunch includes Buffalo burgers and taters and dinners are a variety of items. Our prices are reasonable and our portions are huge! Contact us to see if we can make it to your event.

Tennessee Valley Manufacturing
Matt Avance
14 CR 521, Corinth, MS 38834
Phone: 662-287-6021
Email: tvm@avsia.com
URL: http://www.avsia.com/tvm

Thread the Needle
Sandy & Al Thomas
P.O. Box 477, Anchor Point, Alaska 99556
Phone 907-235-4973
Email: ladyhawkst@acsalaska.net
URL: www.threadtheneedle.net
Early American Clothiers that can be found at many rendezvous & reenactments in & around Pa. We specialize in French & Indian and American Revolutionary clothing from dress uniforms all the way down to the loin-cloths!! All spectrums of the Era from the well dressed George Washington types to the rugged mountain men of the times...and of course their women!!! Send $1 or email for catalog.

Thread Bare Stitchery
Mary Lukes
9 South Main St., Chatfield, MN 55923
Phone: 507-867-4426
Email: threadbarestitchery@worldnet.att.net 
URL: http//www.angelfire.com/mn2/1750clothing/
Here at Thread Bare Stitchery we try to provide the most accurate representation of period correct clothing for the 18th and 19th centuries at a price anybody can afford for the whole family. Although we specialize in 1750s era clothing: 18th century clothing: French & Indian War, Rev-War, English Colonial, French Colonial and civilian clothing; we also do 19th century clothing: War of 1812, Mountain Men, Civil War, cowboy. Clothing available for men, women, and children. All receive the same attention to detail and authenticity. Our clothing is constructed with re-enforced stress points, buttonholes and seams. Pewter, wood, or horn buttons are available. We are offering a small line of accessories to go along with our clothes and will add more as we find good ones.

Thunder Lodge Trading Co.
Mike and Lori Roberts
1014 14th Street, Eldora, IA 50627
Phone: 515-858-3221
Email: lsrtltc@netins.net
I build, carve and scrimshaw powder horns to your request. I have done some period map horns, but prefer to scrim more modern wildlife pictures on horn. I also work on ivory, bone and antler.

Thunder Ridge Muzzleloading
D. Bennett & Bob Grzywacz
P.O. Box 4415, Woodland Park, CO 80866
Phone: 719-687-6510
Email: thunder@plan-et.com
URL: http://www.thunder-ridge- muzzleloading.com
Purveyors of fine products for the muzzleloading shooter hunter and buckskinner. Hawks & knives (guaranteed for life), flinters tools, Ted Cash, Treso, Hornady & Warren ball, Bridgers Best Patches, Wilderness Rifle--Deer Creek, Lyman, Traditions, TC, Pedersoli, period shooting glasses, more than 40 different muzzleloader sights, Tom's flint and cap locks (Ron Long patterns). Catalog available. NMLRA, CSMLA, CMLRA, MLML.

The Tin Shop
Ted Borger
2014 S Smithville Rd., Dayton, OH 45420
Phone: 937-252-9644
Email: bedntecky@netzero.net
URL: http://www.tin-shop.com
Working museum, all tin ware done on early 1800s machines.

TK Traders
Terry Eley & Kathy Seiler
915 Jackson St., Greenville, OH 45331
Phone: 937-548-0814
Email: tk91@goplay.com
Suppliers of most all muzzleloading supplies and rendezvous supplies. Makers of clothing and iron camp items as well as a very nice brazier. E-mail or call. We will try to help you.

Tneicna Pottery
John B. Fellows
721 Hodges Street, Newport, AR 72112
Phone: 870-523-4383
Email: tneicna@ipa.net
URL: http://www.tneicna.com
One of a kind trademarked pottery and effigy figures dedicated to the ancient Caddo, Quapaw, Chickasaw, Choctaw and Osage cultures of the Mississippi valley.

Touch the Earth
220 Main St., La Crosse, WI 54601
Great bead source.

The Trading Lodge
Theresa Saguto
1621 182nd Road, Winfield, KS 67167
Phone: 620-221-6515
Email: ttlc@networksplus.net
I have been making rendezvous stuff for about 7 years and still can't get enough of it. You name it, I can probably make it. Any style of tipi, authentic Native two and three hide buckskin dresses, authentic Native War shirts, mountain man buckskins, bead work, moccasins, pouches, drums and sticks, carvings, pipes (pipestone), sculptures, primitive tools and weapons, Native jewelry, cloaks, etc. Everything I make is an original, no patterns are used and all decorative items are authentic. Plastic is never used. If there is something I can create for you or if you have a creation in mind, contact me by e-mail or phone.

Trapper-N-Trader
Bryan and Mary Jones
P.O. Box 243, Roberts, ID 83444
Phone: 208-228-6020
Email: trapntrade@aol.com
We have most craft supplies to make your own outfits, for those who need ready- made clothing we sell capotes, shirts, ribbon dress, etc. We also carry a large selection of tanned furs and make fur hats and bags. We sell leather clothing, buckskin, and leather belts, too.

Twin Otter Trading
Tim and Juanita Hines
22903 105th Ave S.E., Kent, WA 98031
Phone: 253-852-3493
Email: TwoOtter@aol.com
We are the home of the wide body clothes. We make clothes for the wide body buckskinner. Our prices are the same for the peewee and the big one. We have drop sleeve shirts for $32.00 big or small. Send me an e-mail at TwoOtter@aol.com and 3 bucks and I will send you a catalog (email first, bucks later).

Twin Rivers Trading Co.
URL: http://www.freeyellow.com/homepages/twinrivers/index.html
Email: rzrr46a@prodigy.com

Two Paw Traders
John Adams
3247 Decourcy Dr., Ladysmith, British Columbia, Canada V9G 1E2
Phone: (250) 722-2474

TwoWolf
William Wayatali
706 Douglas Blvd., Corbin, KY
Phone: 606-526-8087
Email: wayatali4@aol.com
Native American and frontier style arts, crafts and supplies at wholesale.

Turkey Foot Trading Company
Allen and Colleen Schroll
13608 Monroe Road 1130, Madison, MO 65263
Phone: 1-888-498-3466
Email: turkeyfoot@mcmsys.com
URL: http://www.turkeyfootllc.com
We are an 18th Century Trading Company. We offer tin ware, ironwork, glass beads, quillwork, trekking supplies, and assorted camp items.

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Union Creek Muzzleloading
Bob Guenthner
126801 SR 26, Colfax, WA 99111
Phone: 509-397-9156
Email: unioncreek@colfax.com
URL: http://www.angelfire.com/biz/unioncreek
Sell just about anything that you need for buckskinning. Also have a few handmade horns and patch knives. We sell muzzleloading rifles, pistols, and accessories. Also can get just about anything related to muzzleloading. If you're looking for something special give us a call and we'll try and find it.

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Virginia's Native Clothing
Virginia Silversmith
238 Bateman Rd., Mt. Pleasant, Ontario N0E1K0
Phone: 519-445-1302
Email: chemika@execulink.com
URL: http://www.manataka.org/page199.html
Custom made pow wow dance clothes.

VisionQuest Traders
Ed and Joni Kennaday
P.O. Box 372, Saratoga, WY 82331
Phone: 307-326-5059
Email: werendezvous@hotmail.com
URL: http://www.visionquesttraders.com
Authentic, affordable buckskins of all types. Custom made to your specifications. Very fast turn-around. Only highest quality large buckskins or elk (commercial or brain tanned) are used - we never use lower or craft grade hides. Cash, money orders, Paypal, or credit cards. Never had a return or unsatisfied customer. Excellent references available from other customers. We make 'em, we wear 'em, we live it.

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Weasels Old Time Trading Post
Weasel North Iowa
235 S Central, Forest City, IO 50436
Email: medotter@wctal.com
Native American Items (Bags, drums, spears, you-name-it-I'll-try-to-get-it).

White Crow Traders
Ron Jones
20400 East M-48, Goetzville, MI 49736
Phone: (906) 297- 8006
Email: BandanaRon@webtv.net
Native American arts and crafts, weaponry, wall hangings, dream catchers, totems,and more! Special requests are no problem!:)

Wildcat Creek Traders
Jeff Davis
4105 N 800 E, Kokomo, IN 46901
Phone: 765-628-0032
Email: Woodsman1770@aol.com
URL: http://www.coht.org/wildcat-traders/inde x.html
We specialize in handmade period correct pouches, haversacks and other 1750-1800 gear.

Winkler Knives
Daniel Winkler
P.O. Box 2166, Blowing Rock, NC 28605
Phone: (828)295-9156
Email: daniel@winklerknives.com
URL: http://www.winklerknives.com
Forged knives, axes and tomahawks. Historically influenced designs crafted by Master Bladesmith Daniel Winkler, complimented by the unique leather craft of Karen Shook.

Wise Custom Knives
Michael Wise
197 Charles Rd. #6, Jacksonville, NC 28546
Phone: 910-353-1311
Email: jmwise29@yahoo.com
URL: http://www.angelfire.com/my/wisecust omknives
Hand forged knives and hawks of the pre- 1840 time period. Also, flint strikers and squirrel cookers.

Wolf Den Traders
Dark Wolf
653 East Main Street, Grantsville, UT 84029
Phone: (435) 884-3824
Email: darkwolf@wolfdentrades.com
URL: http://www.wolfdentraders.com
Home of the Sacred Circle collection, hand made Native American Indian goods, made by real Indians. Includes Peace Pipes, bead work, dolls, war masks, regalia, blankets, teas, gift baskets, 200 year old Cherokee scent formula scented products.

Wolf Pack Camp
Patrick Wm. Cheeseman
825 Rhode Island Ave., Rock Springs, Wy 82901
Phone: 307-382-2664
Email: hwolf@onewest.net
URL: http://www.geocities.com/wo lfyblue2001/HomePage.html
I do beadwork, leatherwork from moccasins to rifle scabbards, custom-work.

Wolf Run Trading Co.
Jodi Poperl-Seman
226 Pine Ridge Lane, Tomahawk, WI 54487
Phone: 715-453-8011
Email: Wolfruntradingco@yahoo.com
Custom museum quality beadwork at affordable prices. Custom beaded dolls, knife sheaths, bags, and more.

Wooded Hamlet Designs
4044 Coseytown Rd., Greencastle, PA 17225
717-597-1782
URL http://www.woodedhamlet.com/
Silk and wool ribbons, silk and linen thread, buttons, needles, etc.

Woods Unlimited
James Stewart
18 Scenic Circle, Rochester, NY 14624-1008
Phone: 585-594-9663
Email: james@woodsunltd.com
URL: http://www.woodsunlrd.com
Hand carved hardwood signs and applique's in the 18th Century tradition for the enthusiast or establishment. See website for the various styles of signage and events he attends and demonstrates his carving skills.

Wm. Booth, Draper
Hazel Dickfoss
2115 Ramada Dr., Racine WI 53406
Phone: 262-886-9133
Email: wmboothdraper@wi.rr.com
URL: http://wmboothdraper.com/
Merchant specializing in hemp and flax linens as well as wool. We also have notions including gold lace, wool braid, cotton and linen tape, silk ribbon, linen thread, knitting wool, buckles, sleeve and thread buttons, samplers, and sewing supplies -1700 to 1830s patterns - books related to clothing.

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YaTaHai Beads & Buckskin
SparrowHawk
3820 Pacific Ave. S., Tacoma, WA 98408
Phone: 253-476-8700
Email: yatahai@yatahai.com
URL: http://www.yatahai.com
We produce an unlimited line of custom leather goods specializing in buckskin clothing and moccasins and are used to doing a lot of mail order! We also publish our own line of moccasin patterns and a how-to manual for beginners titles "Buckskin Basics." We also provide a wide range of seed bead hanks, larger beads, new and antique in glass, bone, metal and etc. (NO PLASTIC!). SparrowHawk Publishing - 7 Moccasin Patterns - both original & classic. "Buckskin Basics & Workbook" - manual for sewing/designing buckskin clothing. All questions welcome!

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