We take great pride in our information dedicated categories, which include Saddlers & Maker Marks, Books / Reference and Gun Manual Downloads.

This FREE REFERENCE category is broken down into Alphabetical Order, currently offering over 100 different Saddlery & Harness Company Histories which includes a history of the Saddle Makers and their companies - offering a wealth of copyrighted information not available anywhere else.

By the time of the Shang Dynasty (16th ~ 11th century BC), sea shells (cowrie) were already circulating as a major form of currency.

China achieved the ability to cast very refined works of bronze early on Based on this technology, the first metallic coins, which even included "bronze" sea shells, appeared in various forms in different regions of the country during the Western Zhou Dynasty (11th century ~ 771 BC), the Spring and Autumn Period (770-476 BC) and the Warring States Period (475-221 BC).

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CLICK HERE TO VIEW OUR SADDLERS & MAKER MARKS CATEGORY This Category includes suggested reading material like "Packing Iron" a History of Gun Leather in the Old West or "Cowboys" The Trappings of the Old West, which offers a history of cowboy adornments and apparel.

Though it’s a well-known fact that Cape Town swoons visitors from around the world, the Mother City, with her splendid natural beauty, also happens to be a prime place to fall in love.

Picnic in Scenic Surrounds Whether you pack your own hamper of tasty treats or have picnic basket professionals The Picnic Company (they create a variety of gourmet spreads and deliver to the chosen location) do it for you, dining under clear open skies in the Mother City’s breathtaking outdoors is a sure way to win over a prospective lover.

And fortunately, there are plenty of stunning natural spots in Cape Town to stretch out that blanket and tuck into a delicious alfresco feast.