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| Will Shaw & Son | ||||||||||||||||
| Greetings Friends! Thank You for visiting! I am a second generation leatherworker. This craft has been passed down to me from my late father who was a master carver and teacher. I specialize in re-creating historic artifacts of various time eras for historic sites, living historians, and serious collectors. For more information on my products and a price guide please send a S.A.S.E. to: Will Shaw & Son 37 Westchester Drive Cheektowaga, NY USA (716) 894-2538 OR trekkertim@Yahoo.com |
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| These Kegs are reproduced from the acheological line drawings of leather kegs found on board King Henry VIII's warship "Mary Rose". They are water tight and sealed with amber brewers pitch mixed with beeswax. | ||||||||||||||||
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| This popular piece of Folk Art comes in both Pint and Quart sizes. The design spans many time eras and is perfect for RenFairs and Backwoods Trekkers. | ||||||||||||||||
| Tim Shaw, a featured artisan working in the Trade Room of the French Castle at Old Fort Niagara Historic Site | ||||||||||||||||
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| The Louisbourg Flask is a re-creation of a relic found during an archeological survey at Fortress Louisbourg in Nova Scotia, Canada. It is perfect for the 1700's time period. | ||||||||||||||||
