For play or display, this canoe model actually floats. It is constructed in the traditional Indian pattern of North Canoe and has incredible detail that will impress any collector. It can serve as a great teaching aid for home or school. The canoe comes with two spears, two paddles and two pack baskets. It is made in China and produced in a limited edition of 300. Retailers can order a single or a master carton of four. The canoe retails for $175 to $200 (quantity discount in master cartons). Warning: small parts.

This 1:6 scale Adventurer Figure Set contains a collection of artifacts for early history collectors. This all-authentic design comes in a deluxe display box set. Jacques has stitched hair and beard, and is dressed in correct voyageur clothing. This set is great for home or school. Other figures available.
— According to John Driscoll of Manitou Free Traders, Jacques is “historically correct” and was designed with “great articulation.”

Lieutenant WIlliam Clark was a military man. Before accepting the assignment of co-commander of The Corps of Discovery, he had served as a Lieutenant of the Infantry. He was comfortable with the military lifestyle of the frontier and cognizant of the dangers or hardships it could present.

Presented here in the full military dress of an officer in the army, this is how Lewis would have appeared as he left St. Louis in 1804. Lewis wore his uniform while conducting official business until it wore out or was traded. He carried a pike as a symbol of military office in addition to his knife, sword, pistol, and rifle. The uniform was important; Lewis was the first American diplomatic representative to the New West.

This historically correct set includes the following detailed accoutrements: a freight sled, pipehawk, trade axe, breachcloth, touque, blanket coat, working trap, snowshoes, weapons, period bottles and leggings. There is a poseable 12" (1:6 scale) fire in the set. Jacques the Voyageur is ready to brave the wilderness with his gear.

This unique canoe is a replica of the one used by Lewis and Clark and the Corp of Discovery many years ago when they plotted out what existed across America's wilderness. The canoe comes with fish spears, paddles and pack baskets. It is made from real bark just as the real one would have been during Lewis and Clark's time.

Created on a 1:6 scale at 12” tall, these fully poseable figures were designed after reading diaries from Lewis’ and Clark’s expedition in the early 1800s, when Lewis was dispatched to map, explore and be the government’s official delegate in an effort to find the fabled Northwest Passage. Lewis and Clark are dressed in their respective military uniforms.