Pilgrims and Pioneers: Prairie Goodes for Sale

Welcome To Pilgrims and Pioneers!

After many years of researching my family geneaology I have been lucky enough to discover actual information about my relatives that lived in the Pilgrim Era and the Pioneer Era- while many people also have realtives from those eras- many do not know their names or where they lived- actually seeing the proof in print makes you much more aware of who they really were.
After discovering these relatives it of course made me curious to learn more about the eras that they lived in and what their lives were like as, the history I learned in grade school had long since been forgotten.
I decided to start this blog for others who are also interested in these eras.
Some of the information here will be actual facts about my realtives and some will be information about the eras in general that I have found on the web.
I hope you will enjoy traveling back in time with me!

Friday, June 27, 2014

Prairie Goodes for Sale

Olde Barnwood Peg Rack

Made from olde barnwood with square head nails for pegs.
7 inches high x 12 inches wide.
Great early look, functional decorating piece.
22.00 plus shipping

Olde & Early Washboard

Made from olde barnwood and rusty corragated tin.
12 inches high x 7 inches wide.

26.00 plus shipping

This sweet box is shown with eating utensils but it can be used for so much more. Use it to display bars of lye soap, candles, salt & pepper shakers. a bunch of dried Sweet Annie . You can do so much with this piece. In the Fall it would look great with some small gourds in it and at Christmas time- greenery.

Made from lightly weathered wood with an old piece of leather strap for the handle it measures 6 1/4 " wide and 3 3/4" high.
24.00 plus shipping

Weathered Olde Cutting Board

This is a great display piece. It can be hung on a wall or used to display faux biscuits or bread, use to display a bar of lye soap or a candle, a bunch of drieds. The possibilities are endless.
6 1/2" wide x 9 " high.

22.00 plus shipping

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