The Pennsylvania Copper Tea Kettle By Henry J. Kauffman When one thinks of antiques in Pennsylvania one"s thoughts usually turn to furniture, glass ware, pewter, and guns. Recent research has reveal- ed that this group should also include objects made of sheer copper, par- ticularly copper tea

Locksmiths and Locks in Lancaster County By Henry J. Kauffman The focus of this survey will be on the locksmiths and locks of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 1780-1890. A review of the publications about Lancaster County reveals that nothing has been published on either of the two subjects. Such an

pewter, copper, brass, iron, and tinware; rifles and axes, and Pennsylvania German furniture and architecture. The late Zoa Kauffman was for many years the art teacher in Hempfleld High School, and has numerous works of fine art to her credit. She was the wife of Henry J. Kauffman. �

not a bad thing to have around when Indians presented a danger. Relations between the Scots and the Philadelphia government, Benjamin Franklin, the Penn family and the Indians all figured heavily in Pennsylvania history. Dunaway has presented the Scots in about as objective light as possible. He was