comes when a craftsman produces a perfect spoon, possibly on his second or third try, and consistently thereafter. To back track a bit, the story of the spoon mold might be told more fully. In the first place, it should be said that throughout most of the eighteenth century all objects of pewter were

Handcrafts in Lancaster County By Henry J. Kauffman The mentioning of handcrafts in the first century of Lancaster County's existence may seem like a discordant note in the wilderness, but a close examination of the facts will indicate that religion and agriculture were not the exclusive interests