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Crosses

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Astor

The original of this cross is stamped "J A Co." for John Jacob Astor's American Fur Company.  I loved the beaver engraving on the back but didn't care for the unbalanced weeping hearts engraved on the front, so I borrowed a pattern from the CA (Charles Arnoldi) cross.  The last photo shows the originals mentioned.

¾ or 2 inch $55

2 ¼ or 2 ½ inch $60

3 inch $65

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Lorraine

Cross of Lorraine refers to most any design with two crossbars.

1 ¾ or 2 inch $55

2 ¼ or 2 ½ inch $60

3 inch $65

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Botonee

The name is derived from the button-like shapes on the end of the arms.

½ or 2 inch $50

½ inch $55

3 inch $60

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Stout Botonee

I can probably make one up in any pattern you can show me a picture of.

The style in the first picture measures 1 ¾ square, $45

The style in the second picture measures 2 inches square, $50

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Celtic

Celtic crosses all feature the "halo" but after that, the details are widely varied.  Mine follows an original by Jon Lumsden shown in the last picture.

2 ¼ to 2 ¾ inch $75

3 to 4 inch $85

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Saint Thomas

This style of cross is attributed to the Apostle Thomas.

¾  inch $50

¼ inch $55

3 inch $60

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Flared

A slightly simpler design.

inch $50

½ inch $55

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Canterbury

This is my own adaptation.  The Canterbury cross form is very old (circa 850), but I am not sure that it was ever used during the Fur Trade era.

½ inch $55

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Originals (as samples)

I can't possibly make everything or keep it in stock, so if you have a favorite design send me picture and we can discuss how to make your idea a reality.
     The originals shown are by: Narc
isse Roy, Charles Arnoldi, Robert Cruickshank and an unknown maker for the Hudson Bay Company.  The ends of the arms in the last 3 pictures were quite common.

Custom Work

A customer was looking for a sister (not an exact match) to the cross that was on his holster.  the first two are images he sent me, the next two are my finished work.

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