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CENTURY SUTLERS
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list of good colonial merchants who can supply much of what a Glover sailor
or camp follower will need. These merchants and sutlers are generally well-known
to the living history community and often attend events with their wares.
Check out their web sites for clothing and accoutrements, patterns, fabrics and notions, tools, weapons, and camp equipment. If you've done business with others, please let us know so that we can add to this list. For several entries on this list, Glover's Marblehead Regiment gratefully acknowledges resources found on the "18th Century New England Life" web site: www.18cnewenglandlife.org |
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Big
Bear Trading Burnley
& Trowbridge Carolina
Calicoes Dirty
Billy's Hats Elegant
Embellishments Fugawee
Corporation Folly
Hill Enterprises, Ltd. G.
Gedney Godwin Goose
Bay Workshops LLC The
Linen Lady Just
Two Tailors Kannik's
Korner Rancocas
Merchant Ranger
Reproductions Reenactors
Stuff Roy
& Debra Najecki Sewing
With Patience Silly
Sisters Smoke
& Fire Co. Jas.
Townsend & Sons, Inc. Westwood
Traders Wilde
Weavery Wooded
Hamlet Design |