Collapsible Camp BenchThis handy collapsible camp bench emulates the mortise and tennon benches seen in George Neumanns book, Early American Antique Country Furnishings. The beauty of this bench is that the legs can be removed and nested in the seat. No more sitting in the dirt or on one of those bee hind pinchin folding chairs. Handmade here in Indiana. Very sturdy. Not intended, however, to be used as a step stool (just dont do that!). The seat measures a whopping 18 x 8

and picturesque views throughout that vast continent

Item # S-3075

from heavy leather

several people have asked us for written plans for building an earthen oven

A trapezoid shape measuring 60" across top

Item # DB-243

Item # S-4050

1775 - 1865

and two brackets

Approximately 3-1/2 " tall and stamped with the king's mark

The spring-loaded tong

This handy candle holder was a very common household item in the 18th century