LINKS PAGE

Craft & Leather trade links

Leatherwork Courses.
Excellent leatherwork courses with Valerie Michael and Neil MacGregor.
Kingsmere Crafts.
A leathercraft site with lots of useful and interseting information. Also guides and projects.
The Leather Connection.
A massive leather research and reference site for world-wide information. Aimed at trade members but not exlcusively.
Craft Directory.
Arts & Crafts Search Engine and Directory
Craft Fair.
A good place to search for UK craft events and to source craft materials. There are guides to workshops, courses, classes and books in the 'Learning Zone'.
Cumbria School of Saddlery.
Based in Penrith, they offer courses for saddlery and general leatherworking skills.

Suppliers of fine artists and crafts materials. There is an extensive on-line catalogue covering a huge range of craft supplies.

Financial

This is the calculator we use when packing your orders.

The XE.com Universal Currency Converter
This is the currency converter we use.

Historical & Re-enactment

Historybay - our sister site, an auction forum specifically for reenactors.

A good resource site with a useful historical search function.

House of De Clifford - our good friends from the re-enactment world. Furs, pelts, hides and sweets!

The original English Civil War re-enactment group. lots of photos and good links to historical traders.

A great history resource and learning site. Research links to cover all aspects of history - the TIME LINE search engine is also fun to dip into. RECOMMENDED!

Our host regiment in the Sealed Knot.

Our friends and other sites we like.

If you are in mid-Devon and have car problems then we can recommmend these guys. A very friendly service and a modern, well-equipped workshop. Don't be put off by the name! Full contact details and a map are available by clicking the logo link above.

See us in this magazine.

JUBILEE SAILING TRUST.
Adventure sailing holidays for able-bodied and disabled people. We had the holiday of a lifetime sailing a square-rigged ship in the Caribbean with these people. The people were excellent and the feel-good factor was unbeatable.

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