Blacksmiths in a sentence

Battista arrived in Nevada where he learned to make charcoal, which he later transported to Butte to sell to blacksmiths.

Britian's youngest blacksmiths are organising a charity fun day in Wrexham this weekend.

Fiona commissioned blacksmiths ‘Iron Design by Rory’, based in Leslie, to make the sculpture after drawing some mystical creature designs with her two grandsons.

Saint Neyar is the patron saint of blacksmiths who hails from Shu Han, and reportedly forged a blade, Neshyenyer, that allowed her to fight an unstoppable clockwork army for three days and three nights.

The driver, a 38-year-old Blacksmiths man, was arrested at the scene and taken to Belmont police station.

The new occupations include dental technicians, tour guides, travel consultants, beauty therapists, vet nurses and blacksmiths.

The post office was established in 1852 and soon the village boasted two shoemakers, two harness makers, three blacksmiths, a cabinetmaker, a tinsmith, a gristmill, a shipbuilder, two general stores and several hotels.

These include Level 46 and Level 47 Smithing, general goods merchants, and ordinary Blacksmiths, as well as special Atronach Forges.

It’s a dream Blacksmiths man Ron Brown had long held before his passing in October 2023.

Activities and demonstrations will include military drills, craftsmen and blacksmiths, 17th-century medicine, historical children’s games and crafts and more.

He said there was the need for the state to institutionalise a system of recognition for the work of local blacksmiths as a control strategy for locally manufactured small arms in the future.

There will be royal jousts with knights on horseback, ensembles performing Medieval dances and songs, and demos by blacksmiths, manuscript illuminators, pottery decorators, wood-carvers, falconers, and other artisans.

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In the early 1900s automobiles famously destroyed jobs for buggy-whip makers and blacksmiths.

At the top of this hierarchy were the Kafa, followed by occupational groups including blacksmiths (Qemmo), weavers (Shammano), bards (Shatto), potters, and tanners (Manno).

It is, however, more usual for them to use the name of the city in which their ancestors lived (e.g. Tabrizpour for those from Tabriz) or their occupation (e.g. Damirchizadeh for blacksmiths).

The Association quickly enrolled approximately 150 unions, consisting mostly of textile related unions, but also including mechanics, blacksmiths, and various others.

The knives and blades which make the cut are fashioned by blacksmiths, il-kunono, who are avoided by the Maasai because they make weapons of death (knives, short swords (ol alem), spears, etc.).

The lever design may derive from blacksmiths' pincers.

The support staff at such a facility included muleteers, secretaries, blacksmiths, cartwrights, a veterinarian, and a few military police and couriers.