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The Brady brothers John and Albert started their company in Birmingham in 1887 having begun making leather goods in the 1870s. While
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If you’re new to Filson, Mark Smith digs into the history. Filson may have been around for several lifetimes, but it’s
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In 1526 Bartolomeo Beretta sold 185 of his cutting edge, high quality ‘arquebus’ barrels to the arsenal of Venice and
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