Arrival.

[absolom grimes]

Hi everyone. Have taken Tsalagi's Dave's advice and come on over for a look see. Knocking on 60 years old and been a western film fan since I was about 5 thanks to my dad. Progressed to western re-enacting when I was old enough to own my first firearm. Did 28 years of Civil War re-enacting as well. Like most re-enactors, I have my own favorite aspects, which seem to run alongside Dave's to a degree.   
  We both have a hankering for the smaller details that go to make up the bigger picture, as it were. Anyway, here's a view or two of my man cave in the basement of my home in Worcester U.K.

[Tsalagidave]

Mick,

It's great to see you here.  I'll send a request to Marshal Holloway adding you to the Stockade.

Boys, Absolom is a friend of mine from the UK. He is very knowledgeable and is hands down, the top rail in making authentic labels for the 1850-1890s. Its my pleasure to call him a friend. Please give him a big welcome. We are really building a core of knowledgeable people on this topic and its my privilege to be in the company of such a good lot.

-Dave

[Tascosa Joe]

What a neat man cave.

[Tsalagidave]

All the labels you see in his pictures are his own handiwork.  He gave me this great ca. 1850's label for a paper of pins. I used it when making myself a packet for my huswife.

-Dave