Carradice Owners!

[Yellow Fang]

There should be a white label somewhere inside which has the maker's name on it.

I have a pair of Carradice Super C front panniers, but can't find any label in them

 

[rh100]

Barley by Priscilla

 

[rich p]

Who made your rucksack Marin - the Anglo-Saxons?

I've heard good things about Debby's Longflaps...

There's a piece of recently laid concrete outside my butchers with RJP etched in it. A work of art.

 

[yello]

Sue made Chuffy's Bike Bureau.

And she lovingly tended to my Pendle.

 

[ttcycle]

One lowsaddle longflap by Priscilla, the other one made by Deb. It's a nice detail isn't it?

 

[twentysix by twentyfive]

I think my Carradice Longflap is too old (still going strong tho').

 

[slowmotion]

I haven't got a Carradice, but my panniers were made by someone called Ortlieb

A guy called Back packed my panniers.

 

[Ravenbait]

My Trax doesn't say.

Sam

 

[yello]

I have a bag with the name Asda on it...

 

[Amheirchion]

My Carradry's don't have any labels in them it seems...

 

[Brains]

Any other examples of this nice, gentle action at work?

For those in know, the Gransfors axe. One of the best in the world, come with a 25 year guarentee, pretty impressive for a tool potentially in everyday use!
They have been making them, individually by hand, for the last 100+ years, each one personally marked.

A craftsman behind every axe

[size="-2"]Next to the forging hammers, in ovens that are hotter than 1,200°C, steel bars are heated. When the right temperature is reached, which the smith can see on the red-yellowish color of the steel, a glowing piece is cut off and the treatment in the forging hammers begins. The smith cleverly handles the hot steel, and slowly the square piece is transformed into an axe head. The smith finishes his work by branding in the Gränsfors Bruks’ “label and crown” and his own initials, scrutinizing the axe head and hanging it up to [/size]

 

[ShannonBall]

My Barley was made by Christine
Nelson Longflap by Priscilla


Thanks, ladies!