Six Pips

Some details; 14 pockets for straps 3 pockets for Schofield Drivers (as seen) Lug Protection included Large embroidered patch Over-sized handmade horn button Hand-stitched hidden poppers Fusing used in construction for a tailored feel Moon Mill’s woollen tweed used inside and out Sold with or without Schofield Drivers £432 including VAT with Drivers £360 including VAT without Drivers £360 excluding

We had a lovely visitor to Schofield this week. A true Viking of a man who made an interesting observation. He said “The Bare Bones Signalman is made for designer types like you”. He is right because I made them for me as I do with all Schofield products. But is a minimalist design exclusive to designers and those that

We must say good-night to the Blacklamp. They have all sold and the limited run is done. What a ride! What a trip! A journey we have thoroughly enjoyed. We say thank you to all those involved in its development. We say thank you to the lighthouses that lent their lights and coordinates for the case back engraving and we

I found a book called Manual on the Use of Timber in Coastal and River Engineering by Matt Grossman and Jonathan Simm, inside this excerpt. … In coastal situations timber is used among other things for breastworks, groynes, piers, steps, ramps, boardwalks and as stepped reinforcement or fencing protection to dunes. In river situations timber is used for bank retention/reinforcement,

The Point of Ayr Lighthouse, also known as the Talacre Lighthouse, is a Grade II listed building situated on the north coast of Wales, on the Point of Ayr, near the village of Talacre. Mr M took his Bronze Beater Bare Bones there and took this terrific shot. Built in 1776 and abandoned in 1883 but always occupied by a

Do you remember our Strap Kit? It was not another copycat leather tool roll but a soft tweed thing like no other. We have made a new one and the above image shows the embroidered patch that adorns the front. The Strap Kit will remain a customer only product – you have to be in the club! This time around

I got the Ferris Wheel Blues An excerpt from the poem “The Ferris Wheel” by Wyatt Prunty from Unarmed and Dangerous. With a Signalman in the fore. Since the genius of the wheel was accident, The always-almost that hadn’t, A minor agony rehearsed as fun While the lights came up and dark replaced the sun, Seeming to complete their going round all