Repair Work at "High Tide"

[Duvall Leatherwork]

For anyone in need of leather repair, stop by my tent at the "High Tide" event this weekend!

Artillery Men...I will be recovering sponge rammers of any size.

Cavalry Men...Stop by with any kind of saddle or tack repair (Civil War or Even Modern)

Infantry Men....Any kind of minor repair (cap box belt loops, hole punches, heel plates, etc.)

Get to my tent ASAP if you have repair work...I WILL be booked solid with repairs...so don't poke around if you have something in need of repair for the weekend!

I will have ALL kinds of goodies and some new things not even on the website yet, so be sure to stop in at Duvall Leatherwork!

Travel Safe, and I will see most of you this weekend!

Nick Duvall
Duvall Leatherwork
314 Wyoming Ave
Kingston, PA 18704
(570)283-9297
duvall_leatherwork@hotmail.com
www.duvallleatherwork.com

[Frenchie]

Nick, I have a pair of deerskin gloves with a hole in the right thumb. Can you put a little patch on it? I'll bring them if you can do that.

[jurgitemvaletem]

During the Saturday fight I suffered some brogan damage. As I was rising from a kneeling position the bottom sole of my right brogue caught a root and ripped the sewn sole all the way to the heel. After the fight I immediatle headed for Mr. Duvall's establishment where he was able to repair the broken sole, nail together a piece of the heel that was coming off and get me set up with a new pair of much needed laces all for $10! These repairs added years of life to my brogans and I am extremely pleased with the work. Thank you very much Nick, you did a first rate job and are fantastic person to deal with for sure. Infact i sent a few members of my company your way later in the weekend with some more repairs, all of them extremely pleased with your work.

[Pete Mahalow]

Nick Duvall,

"Thanks for your top shelf service", at High Tide, Nick is always there to help in assistance, putting the rifle strape in order on the Enfield was a chore, Nick sales the best, and is a sutler that takes time to do the little things for his customers.

Regards,
Pete Mahalow