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e-Newsletter Archive
Past issues of Crazy Crow Trading Post's email newsletter are archived here. Each issue contains information on Native American Indian & American Mountain Man crafts, culture, powwows & rendezvous, news, new & featured products, sales & closeouts.
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Past Issues
July 2005
• July & August Powwows, Rendezvous & Related Events
• Crow Calls July/August Sales & Features Flier online
• Focus on Crafts: Flat Fans
• Missouri River Fan Kits from Crazy Crow
• Featured Website: Red Earth, Inc of Oklahoma
• Catalog 22 for 2005
• New Items for 2005 since Catalog 22 printing
November 2003
• November & December Powwows, Rendezvous & Related Events
• Crow Calls November/December Holiday Sales & Features Flier online
• Care & Storage of your Porky Roach
• Focus on Crafts: Porcupine Hair Roaches
• Craft Video Series: How to Make a Porky Roach
• Featured Website: The Gathering of Nations Powwow Website
• New Items
December 2003
• January & February Powwows, Rendezvous & Related Events
• New Online Store Launched for the Holidays
• Announcing Crazy Crow's End-of-Year Holiday Schedule
• Preview of New Catalog 21 and items for 2004
• Featured Website: National Gallery of Art - George Catlin Online Exhibit
November 2003
• November & December Powwows, Rendezvous & Related Events
• Crow Calls November/December Holiday Sales & Features Flier online
• Care & Storage of your Porky Roach
• Focus on Crafts: Porcupine Hair Roaches
• Craft Video Series: How to Make a Porky Roach
• Featured Website: The Gathering of Nations Powwow Website
• New Items
February 2003
• Catalog 20 - New for 2003 - Mailing NOW!
• February Powwows & Rendezvous
• Crow Calls January/February Sales & Features Flier online
• Focus on Crafts: Quillwork - Article & Links
• New Stroud "Sawtooth Edge" Broadcloth
• Featured Website: Points West Online
• New: The Art of Antoine Tzapoff
• Crazy Crow to attend Tucson Gem Show: Feb 6-14
November 2002
• November & December Powwows & Rendezvous
• Crow Calls November/December Sales & Features Flyer online
• How to Take Care of Your New Wool Blanket
• Focus on Crafts: Dance Shawls - Article & Links
• Learn from Dance Shawl Maker Experts
• Craft Video Series: Making a Dance Shawl
• Featured Website: Star Quilts
• New Video & Powwow/Events Calendar Items
September 2002
• September Powwows & Rendezvous
• Crow Calls September/October Sales & Features Flyer online
• Focus on Crafts: Moccasins - Article & Links
• Meet a Cheyenne Moccasin Maker
• Making Your Own Custom-Fitted Moccasins
• Missouri River Moccasin Patterns
• Featured Website: Broad Cloth
• New Pendleton Blanket for 2002 - Banded Strip
August 2002
• New Catalog 19 released August 1,2002
• September Powwows & Rendezvous
• Featured Website
• Jingle Dress Article & Links
• New Video- Jingle Dress Dance
• Missouri River Jingle Dress Patterns
• New Pendleton Blanket - Navajo Code Talker Robe
• July-August Crow Calls Sale Coming to an End
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Hand Forged Hawk
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Hudson's Bay Tomahawk
The very finest quality throwing hawk available! Perfectly balanced, hand forged head complete with straight grain hickory handle. Very authentic.
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Rocky Mountain Blankets
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Rocky Mtn 3 & 5 Point - Blankets
Produced in Europe, our blankets are exact copies of old Witney Blankets, and are the same great quality at a much more attractive price! Made of 100% wool in colors and designs that are accurate, historic reproductions of original Fur Trade era blankets. Approximately 75" x 90", each features black point marks, which originally denoted the size of the blanket or the number of beaver pelts at which it was valued. Great for capotes, gun covers, or bedrolls. more
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Missouri River Patterns
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Hudson's Bay Capote
Traditional style capote worn by most western tribes and Mountain men. Can be made from blankets for authenticity, or heavy wool. Includes several options for fringe treatment, decorations, etc., and is easy to make.
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Camp Supplies
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Revolutionary Copper Kettle
Patterned after an original in the Museum of the Fur Trade, this unique copper kettle has a ring on the lid for lifting and iron socket handle so the lid can be used as a skillet, and an iron bail for hanging or handling the entire pot. Handmade of copper with a heavy tin lining. These kettles date from approximately 1760 on.
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Wool Tradecloth
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Stroud "Saved List Cloth"
Made just like the original, high quality wool broadcloth produced in the area of Stroud, England in the 1700s & 1800s for trade with Native Americans. This material has an approx. 1" wide, white selvedge or "Saved List", running down both edges. The un-dyed edge has a "sawtooth" appearance. Highly desirable for early style garments and blankets, made in 54" width just like the original! Available in red, yellow, green & navy. more
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