Who uses a curling iron, wig block, hackle, comb and weaving frame for their job?

Who uses hair from goats, cows, horses and people at their job?

Who would travel from town to town delivering important news?

Who uses their voice and a handbell for their job?

Who wore very elaborate clothes for their job?

For the job of the Town Crier, who rang the bell and who delivered the news?

Who made clothes for the Colonists?

Who used needles, pins, cutting shears, a thimble and measuring tape for their job?

What does the word "tailoring" mean?

Who used silver to make objects for their job?

Who used an anvil, hammer, molds and vise at their job?

Who melted silver at 2,000 degrees?

Who could afford silver objects?

Who made objects such as teapots, bowls, candlesticks, spoons and cups at their job?

Who made shoes and boots?

Who used an awl, sizing stick, last and sole knife at their job?

A cobbler who makes which item is considered to be the most respectful cobbler?

When did Colonial children receive their first pair of shoes?

Who was in charge of printing paper products such as newspapers, bibles, invitations and pamphlets?

Who used an inkball, printing press, type, coffin and composition stick at their job?

What job took 10 years of training?

Who often worked 14 hour days?

Who made furniture out of wood?

Who used a chisel, mallet, saw, gimlet and caliper at their job?

What type of wood did the cabinet maker use to make furniture?

Who made barrels?

Who used carving knives, a shaving horse and a broadax at their job?

What was used as shipping containers?

Who made important metal objects that were necessary in colonial life?

Who used a hammer, anvil, vise, tongs and bellow at their job?

Who could heat metal up to 3,000 degrees?

Who used hammers that weighed 12 pounds?