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Winter 2017 Holiday Gift Guide

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Big Leaf Maple River Table

  A husband, father and artist, Greg Klassen lives in the Pacific Northwest and finds inspiration for his one-of-a-kind creations in the trees, rivers and fields just outside his door. His pieces are handmade, in the truest sense of the word. He makes one piece at a time and gives it his full attention, starting with a tree and ending up with functional art. His work is commissioned, collected and enjoyed by customers around the country. Find out more at GregKlassen.com

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Santalum Candle

Ranger Station has built its company and product on a simple idea—that the currency of our lives is in the experiences we have and the memories that sprout from them. And, it’s up to each of us to take that life by storm. So they’ll pour the scent, and you pour the spirit; go find out what ignites you. That’s why, at Ranger Station, your candle is poured into your future favorite cocktail glass. Their newest release, Scent No. 008: Santalum, features smoking sandalwood and supple tanned leather combined with the slight spice of cardamom for Ranger Jon’s favorite scent to-date. Find out more RangerStation.co

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Custom Skull Mounts

Seth Patterson, Northwest Ranch Decor Artist at 84 East, creates original art that celebrates the magnificence of the Pacific Northwest, its wildlife and scenic grandeur. Patterson upholsters custom salmon and skull mounts with Pendleton wool fabric. This rustic wall art would look stunning on any western ranch and will elevate your home and lodge decor to a new level. Contact Patterson at Seth@SethPatterson.com.

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Fox Mask Decanter Set

Richard E. Bishop’s hand-decorated products—with themes from hunting and fishing to sailing and cigars—lend an air of distinction to any room. His legendary fox mask products have been a strong seller for over 30 years and are the perfect classy gift for holiday gatherings. Find out more RichardEBishop.com

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National Park Calendar

Erin Vaughan is a freelance illustrator and Etsy Shop owner in Los Angeles. Much of her work is inspired by nature and by her road trip travels throughout the United States. She creates custom illustrations for clients and also sells her work in a variety of Brick-and-Mortar shops in the U.S., as well as in her online Etsy shop. Vaughan’s 2018 National Parks Calendar is available in four editions. These 9″x12″, 12-month wall hanging calendars feature a different National Park illustration for each month along with a beautiful front and back cover. The best part? Once the year is over, you can cut out the artwork and use it as 5″x7″ art prints! Find out more ErinVaughanIllustration.com • Etsy.com/shop/ErinVaughan

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Gentlemen’s Gift Box

Bonnie + Bud creates custom gift boxes with southern-made goods that refine the timeless art of the occasion. Their gift boxes are inspired by the gifts of love, generosity and gratitude passed down to them by their grandmother, Bonnie, and their Uncle Bud. They live by the credo that there is great beauty in simplicity and that giving to others is the truest form of southern hospitality. By carrying on their tradition of treasuring each occasion in life, Bonnie + Bud endeavors to curate a collection of gifts that appreciate both the event you share and the relationship you honor. They ship nationwide. The Gentlemen’s Box is perfect for the distinguished gentleman. Contents will vary as each box is carefully curated. Your gift may include southern barbecue sauces, hot sauces, whiskey sticks, men’s soap and more. Find out more BonnieAndBud.com

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Bear & Son™ Knife & Scrimshaw Kit

From the days of whale hunts to the American frontier, the Scrimshaw Knife Kit takes you back in time to when men scribed storytelling images into whale teeth and buffalo bone. This kit includes a U.S. made Bear & Son™ knife, step-by-step instructions and everything else you need to learn and apply the forgotten art form.  Whether you choose a classic sporting scene, phrase or your initials, no other knife will be quite like yours. Recommended for ages 16 and up. Find out more MollyJogger.com

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Solo Stove Bonfire

The Solo Stove Bonfire, the world’s most unique fire pit, pushes the limits of both combustion airflow efficiency and minimalist outdoor design. The patented air flow of the Bonfire is unmatched to any other fire pit! This technology helps burn logs completely while minimizing smoke—making the Bonfire not only easy to clean up, but it won’t leave you smelling like campfire! Find out more SoloStove.com

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Hunting & Fishing Logs

Rustico’s fishing and hunting logs are handmade from top-grain cowhide, have rough-cut, cream-colored paper with hand-sewn binding and are secured with leather buckle closures. The hunting log is designed to be used on any type of hunt, and each log sports its respective logo on the front cover. Find out more Rustico.com

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B12 Spearpoint Knives

William Henry is an American brand creating timeless personal style for men through unique accessories crafted with honor and integrity. The brand earned its fame for creating exclusive and award-winning pocket knives and transforming the archetype of all tools into a superb piece of functional jewelry for men. Knives featured here include: The Spearpoint ‘Mariana’ and The Spearpoint ‘High Plains.’ All William Henry knives feature a unique serial number which is engraved into the blade to assure the authenticity and lifetime traceability. Find out more WilliamHenry.com

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City of Angels Backpack

This is the last backpack you will ever need. Whether you are on a three-week trip through Europe or just pouncing around town on your bike, this will satisfy all urges. All hand cut and handmade. Solid brass hardware throughout and adjustable straps. Comfortably fits a laptop and any and all essentials. Since 2006, Noah Marion has been designing, fabricating and selling goods and products for the design-conscious individual. Working mainly in leather these days, Mr. Marion has been creating timeless classics meant to be passed on from generation to generation. Like the amazing bag inherited from your grandfather, Noah Marion’s designs are meant to patina to a wonderful brown and continue to get better with age. Find out more NoahMarion.com

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Charleston Waterkeeper Buckle & Bottle Opener

Support conservation of Charleston’s tributaries and coastal waters with this branded work of art. The CWK buckle represents an organization dedicated to monitoring and upholding a standard for our clean water in Charleston and its coastal waters. Each buckle is handmade from Tumbaga, a blend of silver, gold and brass. All designs are branded with the HNH signature to ensure origin and numerical lineage. Due to the handmade nature of this product, slight variations will occur. Over time each buckle captures a unique colorful patina emulating the incredible details of this icon. Find out more HookNHide.com

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24-Hour Tin Briefcase

Headquartered in Seattle, Washington, and renowned for making products in the U.S.A. from fabrics such as heavyweight Tin Cloth and warm Mackinaw Wool, Filson stands for the highest quality and most durable apparel and accessories available. The 24-Hour Tin Briefcase is designed for all weather conditions; this water-repellent Tin Cloth briefcase is fully lined and features an interior laptop divider, removable shoulder strap, multiple pockets and trolley strap to loop over luggage handles. Find out more Filson.com

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Bering Mittens

Filson’s Bering Mittens are limited edition, so order yours while you can! These stylish mittens are warm, traditional long-cuff mittens made with soft, durable U.S. leather and natural rabbit-fur fringe. Find out more Filson.com

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Arrow Maroon Blanket

Founder of Sackcloth & Ashes, Bob Dalton was inspired to help the homeless population when his mother, a hardworking single mother, found herself living on the streets in 2013. Because of his mother’s story, Bob realized that not all choose to become homeless—some people just need a second chance. He began to call homeless shelters in his area to ask what they needed most. . . . they all said blankets. That’s when he founded Sackcloth & Ashes. For every blanket you purchase, Sackcloth gives a blanket to your local homeless shelter. Sackcloth & Ashes has found its home in the outdoor community, proving their blankets to be not only striking and comfortable, but durable and enduring. Check out their new gift wrap option online and give the gift that gives this holiday season. Find out more SackclothAndAshes.com

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Spirit-Infused Coffee

Fire Dept. Coffee was founded by firefighters on a mission to make the easiest drinking coffee for this Nation’s hard working men and women. They learned while serving in the military and fire service that caffeine and good tasting coffee is critical for long nights and high-octane lifestyles. Their coffee is easy drinking, so it can be enjoyed in the morning or during those late nights that never seem to end. Every batch is roasted to order. You order. They roast and deliver—It’s that simple. Portions of every sale go back to military and firefighter charities. Find out more FireDeptCoffee.com

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The Grace Doll

The Grace Doll is a soft, huggable doll that comes with tokens for children to give as a random act of kindness. One for one: for each doll sold, a doll is donated to a child less fortunate. She comes along with a “kindness kit.” Each kit includes 10 tokens with special phrases on them to show gratitude, love and kindness. These tokens are meant for children to give out as acts of kindness. Also in the kit is a list of acts of kindness to inspire your child to get started sharing and giving their tokens. The doll has a secret pocket on the back to store a token. Additionally, each doll comes with a naming certificate. Find out more TheDollKind.com

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All is Bright & Hostess Chocolates

Maggie Louise Confections is an Austin-based creative confections company that brings haute couture designs to the world of chocolate. Launched in 2013, Maggie Louise Confections has reinvented the classic sampler box with color, personality and a unique customization platform making each box of chocolate a fun and memorable experience to both create and gift. While some say the chocolates are almost too pretty to eat, the company is praised for their nostalgic flavor palette, making these bite-size confections a celebrated everyday indulgence. Find out more MaggieLouiseConfections.com

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Superior Switchel

True refreshment isn’t sweet. It’s switchel. Replenish your inner reservoir with Superior Switchel, a drink as revitalizing as its Great Lake namesake. Crafted from a curated list of organic ingredients, Superior Switchel is a hydrating force of nature—delicious on its own, either cold or hot, or as your favorite mixer. The energy-rich, electrolyte beverage is light, yet full of nourishment and warmth. Find out more SuperiorSwitchel.com

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Bourbon Barrel-aged Maple Syrup

Pappy Van Winkle taught his granddaughters that to make the best, you use the best. That’s why they grew up using real maple syrup on (and in) their favorite dishes. When they decided to make their own, they wanted to find a partner that shared their love of hand-crafted, high quality products. They found a perfect match in Bissel Maple Farm. The result is a perfect marriage of craftsmanship and flavor. Together, they’ve made a one-of-a-kind syrup bursting with flavors of vanilla, butter, oak and, of course, bourbon. Use in your favorite recipes. Or as a finishing syrup. Even in your favorite cocktails. Just be sure to save a little for those Sunday morning pancakes. Find out more PappyCo.com

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Ungrateful Mammals

Eggers is one of the most notable writers of his generation, recognized for several bestselling and critically acclaimed books. Before he embarked on his writing career, he was classically trained as a draftsman and painter. He then spent many years as a professional illustrator and graphic designer before turning to writing full-time. More recently, in order to raise money for ScholarMatch, his college-access nonprofit, he returned to visual art, and the results have been exhibited in galleries and museums around the country. Usually involving the pairing of an animal with humorous or biblical text, the results are wry, oddly anthropomorphic tableaus that create a very entertaining and eccentric body of work from one of today’s leading culture makers. Find out more BarnesAndNoble.com

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Photobook of the Month

Charcoal Book Club is the world’s first photobook club, which curates and sends museum-quality titles direct to subscribers. For the first time, readers can effortlessly discover the world’s best photography, delivered regularly and affordably to their doorstep. Their selections range from highly anticipated new releases to rare and out-of-print photobooks—perfect for image makers and lovers of all disciplines, whether they’re seeking inspiration, education or even home/office decor. They work directly with publishers to offer subscribers incredible quality at affordable prices. Find out more CharcoalBookClub.com

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The Log Cabin

Exploring the log cabin’s hidden past, this book draws on colonial diaries and journalistic accounts, as well as paintings, illustrations, and graphics to show how the log cabin—once derided as a poor immigrant’s hovel—became an American institution and a modern ambition. Bursting with quirk, charm, and fascinating trivia, The Log Cabin is the perfect companion for cabin dwellers, vacationers, and daydreamers alike. Find out more BarnesAndNoble.com

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Letters to a Young Farmer

This book is both a compelling history and a vital road map—a reckoning of how we eat and farm; how the two can come together to build a more sustainable future; and why now, more than ever before, we need farmers. We are about to witness the largest retirement of farmers in U.S. history. Meanwhile, 400 million acres of farmland are slated to change hands in the next two decades—an area roughly four times the size of California. Quite simply: our future hinges on the investments we make today in the next generation of farmers. Find out more LettersToAYoungFarmer.org
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