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As seen in the November 2008 issue of The Collegeville Way.

    Jim Shott of Schwenksville has been a cabinetmaker and wood craftsman for almost his entire life. He is a fourth generation cabinetmaker...click on the pdf symbol to download the entire article.

As seen in the May 2006 issue of Custom Woodworking Business magazine.

    In the Spring of 2004, the Tomas Jefferson Foundation commissioned Jim Shott, the owner of the Perkiomen Clock Co. located in Schwenksville, PA...click on the pdf symbol to download the entire article.

As seen in the March 2004 issue of Pennsylvania Magazine.

    In a workshop behind his house, James Shott of Schwenksville, cuts and carves planks of walnut, tiger maple and cherry wood into majestic...click on the pdf symbol to download the entire article.

As seen in the Watch & Clock Review magazine from June 2003.

    Jim Shott grew up in Collegeville, a small town in southeastern Pennsylvania. As a young man, Shott thought he might like to follow a career...click on the pdf symbol to download the entire article.

As seen in the Spring 2002 issue of Montgomery County Town & Country magazine.

    In the years between 1750 and 1830, Montgomery County was home to quite a few makers of very fine clocks. To have a cherry or maple...click on the pdf symbol to download the entire article.