
| We are purveyors of 18th and 19th Century merchandise. Our goods include wool blankets, beads, ironwork, tinware, quillwork and more. Many of these items are handmade by either Allen or Colleen. Allen started Turkey Foot Trading Company and Forge over 25 years ago and Colleen joined him a few years later. Their Children Jacob and Sarah have worked in the family business since they could walk. Allen is a blacksmith and has apprenticed at Ohio Village and Williamsburg. The blacksmithing orders keep him pretty busy. He also packs and ships out your orders. Colleen does Porcupine Quillwork, brain tans deer hides, Works at making the glass pens and makes all the soap, salves and lotion bars. She is also studying to be an Herbalist. In her spare time, (Ha!) she Homeschools their two children Jacob and Sarah. All four of us travel to about 21 French and Indian War or Revolutionary War events a year, setting up our tent and offering our wares for sale. We hope you will enjoy our web site! |
| Allen and Colleen Schroll Owners of Turkey Foot |
| Jacob and Sarah Schroll working in Mom and Dad's store |
| Remember, many of the items we offer for sale are Handmade one at a time by either Allen or Colleen. Although we try to keep things in stock, when we go to shows, we do get behind on some of the orders. We ask that you please be patient with us and order early if possible so we have time to complete your order. Thank you for your understanding. |
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| "It works! It really works!" Allen has tested it in the motor home. We drive a lot to get to re-enactments and with the rising cost of fuel, every penny saved at the pump and on maintenance helps! |
| He did all the driving... Read about our results on our trip to Fort Frederick and Bledsoe |



| Colleen and Allen with our new "Baby" Hunter |

| Hunter Bailey Schroll Born 5-30-2007 "Turkey Foot Greeter" |