Everything the store carries.
Nine departments. All of it made of what it is, and all of it chosen on the same criteria: will it last, and would we hand it to someone we respect?
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The Tool Crib
Hand planes, chisels, axes, saws, braces and bits, drawknives. Tools that outlast the hands that use them.
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The Kitchen
Cast iron, copper, carbon steel, enamelware, canning jars. Cookware that improves with every use.
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The Toy Box
Tin toys, army men, Lincoln Logs, yo-yos, balsa planes, BB guns. Play things with weight to them.
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The Garden
Forged trowels, forks, hoes, pruning shears, bulb planters. Tools that go back in the shed after forty years.
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Leather and Cordovan
Full-grain belts, shell cordovan wallets, saddle leather strops, neatsfoot oil. Goods that age with you.
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The Camp Kit
Canteens, mess kits, camp axes, wool socks, canvas tarps, pie irons. Field-proven equipment.
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The Paint Shop
Natural bristle brushes, milk paint, chalk paint, oil stains, putty knives. Finish it right.
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Polishes and Finishes
Linseed oil, tung oil, beeswax, shellac, metal polish. The treatments that make honest materials last centuries.
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Outdoor and Winter
Wooden sleds, oil lanterns, rope, wool blankets, leather work gloves. The season demands real gear.
Browse Guides →100 Items for Life.
Ten categories. Ten items each. One hundred things a person needs to build, cook, mend, grow, and play. The entire list costs $3,891.
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