History in the Making

Artisans make medieval gauntlets, stone tools used in prehistoric times and traditional British wooden clogs

Craftspeople make the type of sword used by pirates, lathe spun bowls and spoons and handmade wallpaper

Traditional methods for making a shotgun, the penny farthing bicycle and high-end scissors

World War II era universal carrier, traditional bomber style leather jacket, and gorgeous fly-fishing rods

High end craftspeople make a traditional neon sign, hand crafted cowboy boots and pure maple syrup

The 45-calibre luger, traditional messenger bags and the western icon cowboy hat.

The Dane Axe, an old stone mill continues to grind flour and a centuries old train put back on the tracks

The brigandine, Stained glass is made and a historic company makes umbrellas

The motorcycle, The scythe, and scotch whisky.

The favourite head protection of the Knights Templar, a violin and how a globe is made.

A Khanjar blade, an orrery, and an artisan and his team create the iconic Scottish instrument, the bagpipe