The course included 40 students and ran over six weeks. Historic Reproductions are created using production methods that duplicate those used in the past, resulting in objects are often indistinguishable from the originals in your collection. Such 'working tools' are ideal for your interpretive programs, preserving precious artifacts and allowing for freedom of use. Items regularly produced include cook ware, camp ware, and small tools, as well as larger pieces such as fireplace cranes and axes. Copper and brass bowls are all hand formed.
Competitive quotes are available for individual pieces or major restoration projects.
For further information about working tools check Re-Enactor's Supplies Museum Services include on site training programs and professional demonstrations. As our rural past becomes more distant, it becomes more and more difficult to find staff with even basic blacksmithing skills. Why not utilise years of experience and observation of many living history programs over a wide range of historic periods to the benefit of your staff. On Site Training by The Wareham Forge will provide your staff with the knowledge and skills they will need to face the public with confidence. Training in blacksmithing includes not only how to safely demonstrate, but also the historical background that will allow them to effectively present your blacksmith's shop.