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Hershel House spent his life in Woodbury, Kentucky — building rifles, forging knives, and keeping the crafts of the American frontier alive. The Hershel House Woodbury School Foundation carries that forward, teaching the next generation of builders the same hand skills that defined his life.
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A richly decorated, silver-mounted, English fowling piece influenced by the work of John Harman. This piece is representative of first class London work from the 1760's. A custom made lock was created for this project as was the relief sculpted silver mounts. Significant amounts of silver wire inlay add to the beauty of the piece.
