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Here are a few websites that may be of interest to the Revolutionary War enthusiast. Please note that these sites are in no particular order and are provided for your enjoyment. None of the listed businesses and organizations are endorsed by the 11th Pennsylvania Regiment, the Continental Line, or anyone affiliated with these units (that means we do not work for anyone listed here, and we do not receive any monetary compensation or royalties).

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General Goods	Clothing	Weapons & Accoutrements	Restaurants Food Products	Metal Working (Copper, Tin, Iron, etc.)	Lighting/Lanterns Candles/Glass
Soap	Paper / Printing Goods	Cloth & Fabrics	Canvas & Leather Goods	Furniture/Paint/Baskets Boxes/Woodworking	Art
Music	Pottery	Historic Sites Museums/Educational		Miscellaneous Rev War	Non-Rev War Miscellaneous
Friendly Units		Umbrella Organizations		Enemy Units

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Jas. Townsend and Son, Inc. : An excellent source of a wide variety of period items.

Smiling Fox Forge : Vintage clothing, swords, tents, blacksmithing, black powder for reenactors.

Smoke & Fire Co. : A great company with a LOT to offer.

G. Gedney Godwin : If they don't have it, it can't be gotten.

Fraktur Folk : Whimsical primitive folk art creations inspired by the pages of early Pennsylvania.

Military Heritage : Home of the discriminating General. They have a host of high quality reenacting reproductions from many time periods.

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18th Century Gowns : Specializing in Historically Authentic 18th Century Gowns & Clothing for Men, Women & Children.

Dirty Billy's Hats : Seller of museum quality headwear to the public. Many of the reproductions are made using original blocks, and all are the result of close study of original artifacts and period photographs.

The Scarlet Scarab : Temptations and delights of the past.

The Blanket Brigade : Owned and operated by Dale Harrison. We design historical clothing and supply Witney Blankets for reenactors, Pow-wow enthusiasts, plays and the film industry, and for those who want a western flair to their wardrobe.

Flying Canoe Traders : This Quebec, Canadian firm specializes in 18th Century clothing and accoutrements.

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William Booth, Draper : Featuring a large and excellent assortment of linen checks and stripes, wool, linen and many more types of period fabrics for that next sewing project.

Catherine Kazimir : This amazing lady does it all with exotic fibers ... spins, dyes and weaves, not to mention she teaches others her trade. She only has e-mail now, but is looking at getting a site online soon.

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Davide Pedersoli & Co. : These people know how to make quality recreation firearms. They make the famed Brown Bess flintlock muskets carried by many in our unit.

Middlesex Village Trading Companie : An excellent company providing period firearms for the serious reenactor.

Dixon Muzzleloading Shop, Inc. : This is THE place in Pennsylvania to get all your muzzleloading goodies.

Woodland's : Fellow reenactor (6th Pennsylvania Regiment) Ed Woodland has a wonderful business specializing in 18th and 19th century firearms and accoutrements, along with modern day firearms.

Ed passed away in 2009. We retain this link in honor of his memory.

Swamp Fox Knives : Specializing in hand-forged blades and hand-crafted accoutrements representative of early America.

Armored History : Arms, armor and unique tools. Inspired by Medieval and Colonial times.

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City Tavern : In 1976, the 'unofficial meeting place of the first continental congress' was faithfully reconstructed as it existed from its opening in 1773 until 1834, when the original structure was destroyed by fire. Join them to experience the cuisine and ambiance of 18th Century America.

General Lafayette Inn : Fine dining, rough-hewn beams, wall sconces, cozy nooks and a huge wood-burning fireplace. Built in 1732, the Inn has operated continuously as a hotel and restaurant. Copies of rare prints of the original inhabitants, the Lenni-Lenape Indians, hang on the walls. The dining room opens into a beautiful cobblestone patio.

Swarmbustin' Honey : Want a taste of 18th Century sweetness? This is some of the best tasting honey we've ever had. Owner Walt Broughton has his website up now, and you can order online.

Deborah Peterson's Pantry : Hard-to-find, test driven and approved ingredients for your 18th century culinary efforts.

The Halfway House Tavern & Restaurant : Built in 1727, the Halfway House served was a popular stopover for folks traveling between Pottstown and Boyertown, Pennsylvania. Serving as cattleman hangout, fine dining establishment and one-time post office, this charming place had a wonderful atmosphere and excellent food & spirits. NOTE: This historic site went out of business in 2006. It is retained here for historical sentiment.

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CHRISTOPHER HENKELS : The 11th Pennsylvania Regiment is proud to have our own young blacksmith.

Lodge Cast Iron : For over a hundred years this company has been making quality cast iron cookware at affordable prices.

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GooseBay Workshops : For the finest in handmade historic reproduction cookware, lighting, glassware, woodenware, and much more.

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Tami's Soapworks : Their soap is made from the highest quality, luxurious ingredients which we combine with years of experience to make an exceptional bar of soap.

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Sullivan Press : Fine Reproductions of 18th and 19th Century Books, Documents, and Stationery.

The Colonial Printer : Provides period rebinding of reprinted books, along with blank journals and sketchbooks made of laid paper and period bound..

Ballindalloch Press : A selection of books on Colonial America.

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Tentsmiths : Specializing in authentic period tentage for the serious reenactor.

Panther Primatives : They bring the past to life by supplying historical reproduction tents and supplies for historical re-enactors and collectors

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The Trunk Shop : Owned and operated by Steve and Katie, they specialize in period trunks, chests, boxes and cases.

Shades of 76 : Specialty paint created with the serious painter and the historic preservation market in mind.

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P. Patrick White Historic Art & Illustration : Absolutely stupendous period paintings and portraits done in pastel.

Bryant White Historic Art : P. Patrick White's husband. Wonderful water colors and sketches.

Delaware River Gallery : Located in historic Bucks County since 1979, the Delaware River Gallery represents local artists as well as nationally and internationally recognized artists.

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Colonial Music Institute : Promotes research and educational outreach in early American music and dance.

Meadowood Music : Dedicated to fostering skilled acoustic music-making among amateur and professional musicians.

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The Continental Line

Brigade of the American Revolution

The British Brigade

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24th Connecticut Militia Regiment

Pennsylvania Navy

The German Regiment (Currently Off-line)

Heard's Brigade / New Jersey Militia

4th Continental Light Dragoons

2nd New Jersey Regiment

(Helm's Company)

Coren's Independent Artillery

85ème Régiment de Saintonge

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1st New Jersey Volunteers

The Loyal American Regiment

4th Company, Brigade of Guards

His Majesty's 40th Regiment of Foot

Infanterie Regiment von Donop

Muskets of the Crown

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David Library of the American Revolution : A privately endowed, nonprofit foundation devoted to the study of American history circa 1750 to 1800.

Old Mill Village : Their purpose is to collect, preserve, protect, exhibit, educate and interpret the history and heritage of Northeastern Pennsylvania and the Endless Mountains Heritage Region.

Tuckerton Seaport : A working maritime village located along the Tuckerton Creek. This one-of-a-kind attraction, in the heart of historic Tuckerton NJ, brings the Jersey Shore’s maritime traditions of the past and present to life through people, exhibits and hands-on activities..

Fort Ticonderoga : Visit one of the most famous forts of the Revolution.

Greenbank Mill : See a living history museum of an operating mill.

Swedish Colonial Society : Created in 1909, the society collects, preserves and publishes materials relating to the history of the Swedes and Finns in America. They maintain parks, monuments and memorials of historic sites and commemorate historic events and accomplishments.

The 1753 Bachmann Publick House of Easton, Pennsylvania, is the oldest standing building and soon to be the area's only Colonial Living History & Heritage Center.

American Revolution Round Table of Philadelphia : This organization brings together a diverse group of people united by a common interest in the American Revolutionary Era.

RevList : An active community of living historians, re-enactors, research historians, historical writers, genealogists, and other persons interested in the period of time during which the American War of Independence was fought. Their MERCHANT'S PAGE is huge.

Living History in the UK

Take a look at what living history and reenacting is like in the United Kingdom.

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Walden Font : They have an excellent variety of old style typefaces covering a variety of time periods, including Early European, Colonial, Revolutionary and Civil War. Good Links.

American Revolution . org

This is an EXCELLENT comprehensive site to just about every aspect you can think of about the American Revolution. Every page has a multitude of links to take you on yet another journey. This is a MUST SEE SITE !!!

Rev War : This site links you to the 18th Century through the world of reenacting. It includes schedules and various other activities, including a classified section ... hmmm anyone need a 1728 Fowler?

RevolutionWear.net : This company sells patriotic baseball caps based on historic flags.

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Welcome to the Wild West Show : Although this site has a Western Texas flair, Tom Knowles and I are friends. He is an excellent writer if you are looking for Western history (yes, I own a couple and have read them).

Tobacco Barrel : The first CB Perkins store opened in Boston in the early 1900s. Perkins quickly became the leading retail tobacconist in New England, a position it held for over 75 years. In 1986 Perkins management sold their Pennsylvania and New Jersey stores to DES Tobacco Corporation. A great place to get that reenactor tobacco.

Pirates Cave : Fully functional reenacting clothing and weaponry from Roman to Renaissance to 18th century.

Steen Cannons : Although they specialize in Civil War era products, what front yard of your summer mansion would be complete without your own solid bronze cannon? These are the real thing and, at $29,000 a copy, had better be.

Flight of the Raptor : A privately run organization, dedicated to heightening awareness of birds of prey's importance in our environment. Started in 1990, by Master Falconer, Ray Pena, Flight of the Raptor has been seen and enjoyed by thousands over the years.

NMLRA : The National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association exists to promote, support, nurture, and preserve NMLRA's and our nation's rich historical heritage in the sport of muzzle loading through recreational, educational, historical, and cultural venues.

Muzzleloader Magazine : The best traditional muzzleloading magazine available. Each issue is jam-packed with articles on hunting, shooting, gunsmithing, do-it-yourself projects, living history, American History, book and product reviews, and much more.

Texas Ranger Hall of Fame Museum : Visit the website to preserve Texas Ranger artifacts, documents and history, and the HQ of Texas Ranger Co. "F."

NRA : National Rifle Association. Dedicated to the preservation of the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms.

Halls Safe Company : Once you have spent all that money getting your living history gear, you will need a place to keep it safe. This California company has the best designed and sharpest looking safes we've ever seen.