James Townsend & Son

6 recommendations and reviews from 6 people

• Referral from September 22, 2015
  

  Andy A. asked:

  I'm looking for a vendor for drop front/fall front pants.

  

  Ricardo R. replied:

  Townsend and Sons....l believe has them... +15745945852

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• Referral from August 14, 2015
  

  George R. asked:

  I am in the process of moving and packed my desktop computer. Does anyone know of a company that makes an 8 x 8 one pole marquee?

  

  Caylen R. replied:

  Try Townsend and Son. http://jas-townsend.com/ You can request a print catalog here: http://jas-townsend.com/catalog_request.php?osCsid=830 bcecf2 f7 a7 fa305 e9 fca0 d1 ace660

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• Referral from June 3, 2015
  

  Matt P. asked:

  Is there anywhere in Williamsburg to purchase tri corner hats? Looking for a more authentic type then a souvenir.

  

  Rob F. replied:

  try jas-townsend.com. There are better hand-made sources out there, but these guys are pretty good and affordable, if you are willing to get it outside of CW

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• Referral from April 27, 2015
  

  Guy K. asked:

  Looking to complete the rest of my cloths. I have the hat, shirt and Ed Zeransky gave me a good tip on getting shoes/boots. I am still looking for pants. Would prefer long pants ( 1750's ), does anyone have any suggestions on where to buy? Thanks and the learning continues.

  

  Jesse T. replied:

  Buy nearly all of F&I or rev war era stuff from either http://jas-townsend.com or https://www.smoke-fire.com

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• Referral from March 7, 2014
  

  Randy H. asked:

  Where is the best place to get vintage style Militia and or Continental Army Uniforms for reenactments and grave marking ceremonies at a reasonable price?

  

  TN L. replied:

  Randy Highsmith you will find it takes a number os sources and careful research to pick those items that best fit the level of "historically correct" that you are aiming for. in Truth no one will judge you at a SAR event. however if you are like me you want to be as correct as possible. Thats why I do a lot of reading and make a lot of my own gear. With that said I will now try to help answer your question http://jas-townsend.com/ is a good place to start. http://www.trackofthewolf.com is another There are also several good Facebook pages for the 18 th century reenactor

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• Referral from July 1, 2013
  

  Stacy N. asked:

  Looking for a good seamstress/costumer who can create some reenactment clothing for me. Must be able to turn around a shirt and pair of pants quickly for an upcoming event. Anyone?

  

  Stacy N. replied:

  Oh, the possibilities... LOL! I’m looking to have someone make a blue checked shirt that resembles this: http://jas-townsend.com/product_info.php?products_id=736 (here it is in red for a different view - ...See More

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