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Light My Fire
Swedish
FireSteel
Originally developed for
the Swedish Department of Defence, this army model of the Swedish FireSteel is a flash of genius. It's
3,000°C spark makes fire building easy in any weather or altitude.
Features:
- Durable - lasts at least 12,000 strikes
- Works
equally well when wet
- Premium
quality
- Approved
by the International Survival Instructors Association
- Produces
a 3000°C (5,500°F) spark
- Lights
campfires, stoves, gas-barbecues
- Bright
spark - can be used as an emergency signal
Standard issue for a number of armies around the
world, the Swedish FireSteel's dependability has
already made it a favourite of survival experts, hunters, fishermen and
campers. It has also found its way into cabins and backyards as a
fool-proof way to light stoves and gas-barbecues.
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Renaissance Wax
RENAISSANCE WAX is
used in the following places in the U.S. - The Smithsonian Institute,
Colonial Williamsburg Conservatory, Abraham Lincoln Residence, Vicksburg
Military Park and Museum, Henry Food Museum, Academy of Arts, Metropolitan
Museum of Art, NRA Museum, Rockefeller Restorations, Frank Lloyd Wright
Foundation, Hilton Hotels, BYU Museum of Art, National Ornamental Metals
Museum, as well as other museums, government agencies, craftsmen,
collectors both professional and amature alike.
In the United Kingdom it is used in the British Museum, Victoria and Albert
Museum, Buckingham Palace, Military Museums at Aldershot,
H.M. the Queens Royal Armourer, The National
Museum of Antiquities - Scotland, Royal Armories (London & Leeds), The
Imperial War Museum, Windsor Castle, and The Tower of London. RENAISSANCE
WAX has appeared on and in the following - "The Martha Stewart"
TV show, "This Old House" magazine, Better Homes & Gardens
"Wood" magazine, The Double Gun Journal, Gun List, 'Blade' magazine,
Knives Illustrated, Knifeworld publications,
'Tactical knives' magazine, The Big Show Journal, Ships'n'Scale
Magazine, Pool & billiards magazine, as well as many other articles for
sportsmen, craftsmen, woodworkers, metalworkers, restorers, conservators
and in famous professional reference and restoration publications
worldwide! Martha Stewart "Living" magazine, "Real
Simple" magazine & various internet forums.
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