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Our photo gallery contains images of projects that we've worked on over the past twenty years. Many of these items were one-of-a-kind reproductions specially created for a historical enthusiast who would accept nothing but complete authenticity.

We invite you to explore the gallery, and if one of these pieces excites or inspires you, please let us know. We are always working on unique projects. Feel free to contact us and we'll discuss a special reproduction for you.

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This was the first cannon ever manufactured in our shop. The barrel was machined from gun steel, with a 1½" bore. The carriage is of the garrison style. Also shown are the powder chest and implements.

Reproduction of an English Spontoon Circa 1750-1786. This is the classic British 18th century spontoon pattern with the characteristic bulbous-shaped blade.

Reproduction's of American boarding pikes Circa 1812. These pikes were reproduced to submit to the Pennsylvania Museum Commission as samples of pikes for the recreated U.S. Brig Niagara.

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Our photo gallery contains images of projects that we've worked on over the past twenty years. Many of these items were one-of-a-kind reproductions specially created for a historical enthusiast who would accept nothing but complete authenticity. We invite you to explore the gallery, and if one of these pieces excites or inspires you, please let us know. We are always working on unique projects. Feel free to contact us and we'll discuss a special reproduction for you.

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		This was the first cannon ever manufactured in our shop. The barrel was machined from gun steel, with a 1½" bore. The carriage is of the garrison style. Also shown are the powder chest and implements.




		Reproduction of an English Spontoon Circa 1750-1786. This is the classic British 18th century spontoon pattern with the characteristic bulbous-shaped blade.


		Reproduction's of American boarding pikes Circa 1812. These pikes were reproduced to submit to the Pennsylvania Museum Commission as samples of pikes for the recreated U.S. Brig Niagara.