My wife just showed me her June "Early American Life" magazine. Has an excellent long article on Wallace Gusler, the now-retired gunsmith of Colonial Williamsburg. Piece has many pictures of wonderful flintlock rifles and tomahawks made by him. I learned he is also an authority on early American furniture. Quite an excellent read; check it out if you can.
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Wallace Gusler article
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Mr. Gusler was a fine builder and caretaker of the BP craft, but he passed away about a year ago i believe,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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Is this magazine available digitally on an individual magazine basis?
I don't want a subscription, and don't need the clutter of another paper magazine hanging around.
I don't want a subscription, and don't need the clutter of another paper magazine hanging around.
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