has been around for quite some time.  I started out doing Rendezvous some 30+ years ago as a blanket trader.  As with all good things I am now an 1800's General Store.  I  got involved with SASS (Single Action Shooting Society) over 18 years ago and carry clothing to fit the needs of the participants.  I am well versed and ever  expanding my line and my knowledge.  I am noted for the line of history I share about the items in the store.
    My main line is a line of historical clothing from the undergarments to the outergarments for men, women, girls and boys. One never knows what I will come out with new  at each event.  I do have my main stay though.  They include women's undergarments (petticoat, camisole and pantaloons - also crotchless pantaloons) individually or in sets., Garibaldi blouse, walking skirts,  full skirt, day dress', prairie dress', ball gowns, polonaise with walking skirt, jackets, leather tops and much more.   My Vaquero Trousers are ever so recieved in either  the historical version or  with a front fly.  They sport 16 buttons up each leg that open up, the drawers that were worn under them or mock drawers. The  drop sleeve shirt, neck scarfs, breechclouts and wool leggin's.  Dress' for the little girls, and drop sleeve shirts for the boys.  Aprons, sunbonnets, reticules, capes, capotes and leather items upon request are also made.