Hall of Sticks For Sale

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The Hall of Sticks


Since November 1999, I've been making my own hiking sticks. I harvest them myself, some under spectacular conditions. I keep one per state or province that I visit. If I bring home more than that, the excess must be disposed of. I like to give sticks away, but all my friends have sticks by now. So now I sell them. Here's what's for sale. I hope you like them.

- Scott Eiler

Sticks Currently Available for Sale

Sticks are pictured with a 3x5' flag as backdrop. $25 USD per stick; $10 shipping per order.

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The sticks in these photographs are described below.

# Length Type of Wood Brush / Deadwood Location Harvested Features Narrative
1 4'1" Maple Deadwood Bald Mountain, VT, near Bennington Thumb notch Found by a hiking trail at the top of a mountain. The Hall of Sticks does not take away hiking sticks from trailheads; it leaves them for the next hiker. But when someone carries a stick into the woods and leaves it, it's fair game.
2 4'2" Maple Deadwood Ridgefield, CT Natural handhold Found in a small forest preserve in a Connecticut far-suburb of New York City.
3 4'1" Maple Deadwood Douglas, Ma Twine grip Found on undeveloped land.
4 This slot open!
5 3'11" Poplar Brushwood Bloomington, IN Twine grip Found near construction downtown.
6 3'11" Maple Deadwood Salt Creek, IL Two twine grips Found in the woods near a rest area.
7 3'8" Balsa Deadwood Schaumburg, IL Bark grip Downed by a storm. Balsa wood is light, but strong for its weight. Ideal for casual use.
8 3'10" Maple Brushwood Springfield, IL Twine grip Cleared near a vacant lot (the same one as the other Springfield stick). This stick is the trunk of an oak sapling; its pointy bits are part of the root system.
9 4'3" Maple Brushwood Springfield, IL Twine grip Cleared near a vacant lot (the same one as the other Springfield stick).
10 4'6" Beech Brushwood Wisconsin Dells, WI Bark grip Cleared from the train tracks. Wisconsin Dells are famous for tourboats and water parks, but the town also has forests and regular train service.
11 3'10" Hickory Deadwood Busse Woods, near Elk Grove Village, IL Bark grip Found in a forest preserve during a company picnic. The Hall of Sticks promptly gave the picnickers a live-action demonstration of woodcarving.
13 3'5" Maple Deadwood Merrillville, IL Twine grip. Found in a vacant lot.
14 4'4" Pine Deadwood Mackinaw City, MI Bark grip and carvings. Unfinished. Sale price $20! Found on the beach.
15 3'11" Birch Brushwood Mackinaw City, MI Twine and bark grips. No rubber tip. Unfinished. Sale price $20! Cleared from a parking lot.
16 3'7" Willow Brushwood Hanover Park, IL Twine head. Cleared from the precincts of the Episcopal Church of St. Columba.
17 3'2" ? Brushwood Rolling Meadows, IL Twine grip. Put out for the town's brushwood collection.
18 4'2" ? Brushwood Palatine, IL Unfinished. No rubber tip. Sale price $15! Put out for the town's brushwood collection.
19 4'5" Beech Brushwood Palatine, IL Bark grip. Unfinished. Sale price $20! Put out for the town's brushwood collection.
20 4'0" Hickory Brushwood Isle de la Cache, IL Bark grip. Cleared from a state park.

No live trees were harmed in this exploitation of the Earth's good resources.