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Accents from the Texas Hill Country...
south of New Braunfels between Austin and San Antonio. We have been making high quality, hand forged
ironwork since 1984.
Our line includes custom wrought iron cabinet and other hardware, custom branding irons, wrought iron
crosses and other decorative iron items for the home or ranch. We also produce accents such as wrought iron
coat racks, plant hangers, hand forged iron wall hooks, boot or mud scrapers and custom wrought iron sconces. Our
home furnishings include a variety of wrought iron kitchen tool accessories like forged barbecue forks, ladles,
spatulas and wrought iron fireplace tools.
Forged wrought iron home furnishings complement many interior decoration styles such as homes built in
Colonial, Mission or Southwest motifs. Rustic iron hardware has a simple, unadorned character and blends well
with restorations, primitive styled lodge decor and log homes. Ranchers, cowboys and horse lovers will appreciate our
wrought iron hooks and racks for both home and barn use to hang up bridles, tack and sporting items such as firearms
and fishing rods. Our hand forged iron primitive camping equipment is designed to provide historians and re-enactors
with period-accurate supplies from the early days of Texas, Civil War and Revolutionary War times or may be used by
guides, outfitters and the occasional camper who wants authenticity coupled with rugged design.
We expect each of our hand forged, wrought iron items should last for many generations. While we realize
that styles and décor change with the years, we believe that our products are sturdy enough to be handed down as
heirlooms. Although usually simple in design and function, a hand-crafted fireplace set or cooking tool can possess
an understated personality and elegance not found in mass produced products.
Comal Forge
Hollis Wooldridge
7496 FM 482
New Braunfels, Texas 78132
Phone: 830/608-4491 (please leave message if no answer)
E-mail: holliswooldridge@msn.com
Isaiah 44:12 : “The smith with the tongs both worketh in the coals, and fashioneth it with hammers, and worketh it with the strength of his
arms: yea, he is hungry, and his strength faileth: he drinketh no water, and is faint.”
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