By Nick Pernokas 

Time and time again, leatherwork has proven itself to be therapeutic. It is also a discipline that a man can reinvent himself in. A case in point is Jonathan Augustin. 

Jon’s dad was in the Read more

Acta non Verba: Actions Not Words Lead Trevor and Jessica Seiling to Success

By B. Crawford 

Serving the military in a war zone challenges every facet of a person’s character, both physically and mentally. Our veterans, who share Read more

Utah couple builds a business making custom saddles and tack. 

By Lynn Ascrizzi 

“Saddlemaking takes attention to detail, a pursuit of excellence and sticking with a mission until it’s accomplished. The same can be said of the U.S. Read more

by Gene Fowler 

Prosser Martin, Del Rio’s Cowboy Outfitter 

“If made of leather, we make it” 

The late Prosser Martin of Del Rio, Texas, first crossed my radar in the 1980s, when I read a book about Dr. Read more

By Edward Loya 

William “Bill” Henry Knight is widely considered one of the greatest stampers of all time. Due to family obligations, he cut his stamping career short, leaving leatherwork at the height of his craft, at age 40. Read more