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GOOSE BAY WORKSHOPS: Museum Reproduction Tin, Brass, Copper Cookware, Hearth Cooking, 18th Century Lighting, Folk Art, Reenacting, Renaissance. |
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About Us
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Contact Us ~ Ordering Information
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About Brass and Copper Cookware
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Site Map
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Books
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Cups and Canteens
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Boxes, Barrels and Containers
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Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, and Spirits
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Funnels, Basins, and Pails
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Cooking and Baking Utensils
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Gaming and Toys
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Jewelry and Clothing Accessories
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Lighting
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Native American
Reproduction Native American early contact and colonial items, pipes and jewelry. |
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Making Fire - Footwarmers and Braziers
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Medical Items
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Militaria
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Pots and Kettles
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Sewing Items
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Tableware
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Tools
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Writing
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What's In Your Pocket?
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Some Thoughts About History
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Links
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Scratch & Dent
Shelf-Worn and Used Items and Tools |
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Misc. items
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The Apothecary page
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Misc. items

Since the times of the Apostles, the rooster has been a symbol of Christianity, to the Celts it was a holy animal. It remains a symbol of God's grace to sinners. Taken from Colonial weathercock, it measures about 12 1/2 wide by 15 tall and has a hanging loop on the back. reproduced in heavy copper..........$50.00
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