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Sorry not at this time. I will keep you in mind though.

Welcome, look forward to seeing some of your work. As you already know there is a wealth of knolage on this site and alot of great folks.

I forund this at a yard sale yesterday and just couldn't pass on it for the price. The tree is solid and the rawhide looks to be in ok shape in the spots that I can see it. Figured it would be good for practice. I was thinking about building it more for show due to it's age. I don't think it will fit a modern horse.

As storm said VERY CLEAN!! The background looks great. I like the old style as well.

Very nice Tim!!!! Well worth the time put into it.

Watch some of the 29 model singers. If the arm is solid cast (the area where the bobbin sits) and is not in good working order avoid it due to wear points that can not be repaired. You could be getting a fixer uper that cant be fixed. There were 29 models made with this part of the arm that can be replaced though. Check with some of the folks on this site that deal in machines prior to buying a used one, if that is the route that you want to take. Some you just can't get parts for.

Bob Douglas does not make creasers. If you were to by one from him it would be a vintage tool and he would ship it when payment arrived. He stands behind his tools, I have been buying from him for about 5 or 6 years now. I go to him first for any vintage tools I'm looking for, he doesn't sell junk. Bob Beard could make you one but the wait could be a bit you would have to talk to him. Kings X has a good Idea as well take a look and see what they have to offer.

Wishing 525BRWN a HAPPY BIRTHDAY.

Bob Douglas 307-737-2222 he should have some. He deals in antique tools and some new that he makes. It is worth the extra money to buy from him.

I have a number of Buffalo Nickels (made from 1913 to 1938) with out dates that I am offering made into Conchos with 1/8 inch chiago screw backs silver soldiered on to them. You pick heads or tails and I will make them to order for you. The pics are of 10 that I pulled from the bag at random and made up; the heavily worn ones will not be used. A lot of 10 will go for 35.00 shipped to the lower 48 all others areas I will get you an exact quote on shipping with no hidden fees. PM me if interested. Thank You for Looking Billy

Looks great Tim! I like the hat it turned out Great.

Looks great!!!!!!!!!!

How wide is it? One of the other folks on this site is looking for one. He needs at least a 10 inch wide. I also let him know about it.

Welcome, you will learn alot from this site.

Hello all, I'm looking for some #9 and #10 needles for my Landis #3. If you have any and want to part with them PM me. Thanks for looking Billy

Thanks Gary!

It turned out GREAT! Nice knife work.

Very Nice I like how no two skulls are alike. I have wanted to try that basket stamp pattern. Is it hard?

Looks Great! I like the carving. Look forward to seeing more of your work.

It is a embossing carriage that I bought from a friend. It was made by Blanchard, I think English made. It has stitch marking wheels for 9, 10, 12, and 14 stitches per inch. Someone has enlarged the holes of some Osborne embosing wheels so they fit it. They are all stored in the brass ball at the top. I took some picks for a closer look. (:Does look alot like a tap handle Storm .

They are going to hang on a board mounted to the wall by my bench. They will not be traveling in these so I figured they didn't need to be secured in.

Thanks Ian and Bob. Still have a long way to go.