Wow! Wow! Al Stohlman's name, is to me, synonymous with leather craft. To have accidentally found this video is such a pleasant treasure. Thank you. Paz
Al is my hero......I started doing leatherwork in the early 1970's - I started with a Tandy - Let's Learn Leather Leathercraft kit. I was soon to learn that there was a fella by the name Al Stohlman who was the King of leathercraft... I bought every book he wrote and the rest, for me, is history...... I went on to have my own leathergoods business, Bevel 'N' Brush, in an historic village called Timbertown in Wauchope NSW........ I owe my success, and love, of leatherwork to Al and Anne......RIP
The piece entitled The Brush Popper hung in my father's office at Tandy's Headquarters. My father, Lloyd Redd, was the President of Tandy Leather Co. at the time. Thanks for sharing the video.
I'm very much liking the leather crafting as a starter hobby. I've always liked working with my hands. Leather, wood or metals, something about being a craftsman keeps me going.
I know Im randomly asking but does anyone know a tool to log back into an Instagram account? I was stupid forgot the login password. I love any tips you can give me.
@Joshua Israel I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
Merci pour toutes ces VIDEOS car depuis des années , je travaille le CUIR en HOBBY avec les mêmes Techniques , puisque je possède beaucoup de Matériel , pour la Fabrication et le Décor du CUIR . Merci TANDY LEATHER FACTORY from FORTH WORTH TEXAS !!!
Wow I knew that they lived in cache creek but I didn't,t know they lived near horse lake..... I've passed by there so many times and didn't even realize that's where Al and Ann Stohlman lived....
George! I don't think Al sent any sketches home by 'email'! I had a good laugh about this little slip up - can we even remember a time without the internet???
This man literally carved a business up from the dirt (he lived in an old chicken coop when he got out of the service). Made tools out of nails. Used ink as his dye. Could you imagine a modern snowflake whiner, the ones out begging for free cell phones, healthcare and college, doing something like that these days?
The Stolman's... Deepest respect & admiration to them both. Their legacy will last forever. ❤
I remember when this was a hot collector's item, passed around on VHS tape. Very nice to see that Tandy has made it available for everyone to enjoy.
Wow! Wow! Al Stohlman's name, is to me, synonymous with leather craft. To have accidentally found this video is such a pleasant treasure. Thank you. Paz
Al is my hero......I started doing leatherwork in the early 1970's - I started with a Tandy - Let's Learn Leather Leathercraft kit.
I was soon to learn that there was a fella by the name Al Stohlman who was the King of leathercraft... I bought every book he wrote and the rest, for me, is history......
I went on to have my own leathergoods business, Bevel 'N' Brush, in an historic village called Timbertown in Wauchope NSW........
I owe my success, and love, of leatherwork to Al and Anne......RIP
Are u still alive?
Wonderful interview, Great video !!
A true Treasure now that Al is gone. RIP bud.
God bless Ann,hope your time on earth is great
The piece entitled The Brush Popper hung in my father's office at Tandy's Headquarters. My father, Lloyd Redd, was the President of Tandy Leather Co. at the time. Thanks for sharing the video.
Haven't started leather long Al is my memento he has helped me a lot in his books he is a legend in my mind
Really enjoyed the interview. A great story of honest hard work and talent. Thank You.
I'm very much liking the leather crafting as a starter hobby. I've always liked working with my hands. Leather, wood or metals, something about being a craftsman keeps me going.
I know Im randomly asking but does anyone know a tool to log back into an Instagram account?
I was stupid forgot the login password. I love any tips you can give me.
@Lee Ford Instablaster =)
@Joshua Israel I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Joshua Israel it did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thank you so much, you really help me out :D
@Lee Ford you are welcome :)
Thanks for sharing the knowledge, and memories of the good days.
Thanks for sharing this great video footage, they are the true leathercraft masters.
Leather work royalty. What interesting tales to tell. Isnt that artwork gorgeous?
Tfs & take care 🌹
Merci pour toutes ces VIDEOS car depuis des années , je travaille le CUIR en HOBBY avec les mêmes Techniques , puisque je possède beaucoup de Matériel , pour la Fabrication et le Décor du CUIR . Merci TANDY LEATHER FACTORY from FORTH WORTH TEXAS !!!
Thanks for uploading!
historically important. Thanks tandy
incredible video, thanks for sharing this.
Absolute legends
Wow I knew that they lived in cache creek but I didn't,t know they lived near horse lake..... I've passed by there so many times and didn't even realize that's where Al and Ann Stohlman lived....
Al Stohlman would have turned 100 today. RIP Al & Ann
i'm absolutely stunned. i never knew that al stolman was a canadian. cache creek is just a few hours away from my home! crazy...
Sucks how they never updated his books. Now i gotta make a vhs case for my camcorder.
George! I don't think Al sent any sketches home by 'email'! I had a good laugh about this little slip up - can we even remember a time without the internet???
Unfortunately quite easily.
Great. A+ thank you. (Ricky Hinder)
This man literally carved a business up from the dirt (he lived in an old chicken coop when he got out of the service). Made tools out of nails. Used ink as his dye. Could you imagine a modern snowflake whiner, the ones out begging for free cell phones, healthcare and college, doing something like that these days?
Did George really say that Al sent home his sketches from The South Pacific by email? I swear that's what I heard.
He did! Amusing little slip up.
Express mail?