Russells For Men

Reproduced from existing originals in museums and private collections, these badges of the Old West are crafted in silver-plated solid brass with sturdy pin fasteners.

This outstanding product is the best we have ever seen for preventing rust or staining on high carbon tool steel, or any non-stainless steel. For best results clean the metal with WD-40 or very hot water.

The original knife collectors polish; for polishing chrome, silver, brass, nickel silver, blade steels, etc. I have used it for over 30 years and while I have tried every new polish I run into, I have never found one to replace it.

Reproduced from existing originals in museums and private collections, these badges of the Old west are crafted in silver-plated solid brass with sturdy pin fasteners.

Just like the originals, this pedal car is made of heavy gauge steel and is ready for hours of play. Inspired by a pedal Fire Truck of the 1940s, it is true in all details.

During a bad ice storm a couple of years ago, I became aware of a product with a funny name which looked like a great idea. I ordered four pair, one for each of my two grandsons, my wife Goldie, and myself. (The grandsons weren't so concerned about falling, but you can bet Goldie and I were.) When the Yaktrax™ arrived I was so tired of being inside, it was a great joy just to be able to get out and walk our yard.

John Banovich's art is big and powerful, as are his subjects. Spending months each year in the world's wildest places, he sets out to capture the excitement and drama of our natural world.

Open this handsome soundbox and listen to the first day of duck season; the mallards are calling.

The leather used in these traditional glasses cases is a very special leather from Argentina. The tannery uses a glove tannage process to produce a buttery soft leather.

Sure Shine has been formulated for the marine industry. A one step application cleans, polishes and protects.

Originally a stone-headed hatchet, the steel-headed tomahawk arrived with the French fur trappers as trade goods and quickly became a prized possession of the American Indian. Many designs were in use, varying from the simple hatchet to the elaborately decorated multi-use pieces.