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2018 Product Catalog ADVENTURE IN TO THE WILD HOME OF THE RIVER MAP FLY BOX 2018 PRODUCT CATALOG WELCOME TO STONEFLY STUDIO HOME OF THE RIVER MAP FLY BOX At Stoney Studio, our goal is to help others preserve special memories in life with a unique and personal hadcrafted item. Stoney Studio is a small Montana business that specializes in handcrafting, custom designing, and laser engraving quality hardwood River Map Fly Boxes Billings Gazette Photo Dec. 30, 2010 and other products for the y shing and outdoor adventurer. Like a lot of small businesses, Stoney Studio started out as a hobby. I soon realized that in the y shing industry, y tiers were looking for tools that would aid in their desire to tie that perfect y. When my son was young, he and I joined our local y shing club, Magic City Fly Fishers, and we started attending the weekly y tying classes. There I discovered the need for my son to have a portable y tying table. It wasn’t long before another member of the club asked, “Could you build me one of those?” Of course, then you need to be able to display your favorite ies. And what better way to display your favorite ies but in a box with your favorite river engraved on it. Hence, the River Map Fly Box was born. The rest is history. Dan Mazel Owner Stoney Studio STONEFLY STUDIO RIVER MAPS All our river maps are original. The maps are rst hand drawn and then scanned into the computer. From that point, the real artistic work begins! River maps do not necessarily t all nice and neat on a y box size. We take great care in combining ne detail, accuracy, and visual aesthetics with the customer’s wishes. Over the years we have designed 100’s of river maps. While most of our current river maps are within the United States, we have designed River Map Fly Boxes with rivers in Argentina, Russia, New Zealand, Spain, and the United Kingdom. Can’t nd the river map you are looking for? No worries, our slogan is “If we don’t have the river you want, we can design it.” AT STONEFLY STUDIO WE BELIEVE LIFE SHOULD BE PERSONAL Our products can be personalized with names, inscriptions, and a choice of artwork at no additional cost. For Retail Stores that carry our products, we oer drop shipping if the customer wants their item personalized. The Adventure T-Shirts are the only item which we cannot personalize. LASER ENGRAVING AND CUSTOM DESIGNING At Stoney Studio we do all our own laser engraving and custom designing. FOR MORE INFORMATION, ORDERING, AND WHOLESALE OR LARGE VOLUME PRICING CONTACT DAN AT [email protected] 406-656-6326 BILLINGS, MONTANA Handcrafted Custom Designed Laser Engraved PRODUCT LINE - RIVER MAP FLY BOXES - Wood Choices Available Fish Artwork - PLAYING CARD BOXES - AND TREASURE BOXES - NEW RIVER MAP AND - CUSTOM DESIGNED BOXES AND STAINLESS STEEL PRODUCTS - STAINLESS STEEL - COLD BEER BOTTLE HOLDERS, FLASKS & WATER BOTTLES - ADVENTURE TEES - - ADVENTURE ARTWORK - “Into the Wild” Art Wildlife Art - MONTANA & NATIONAL - PARK RIVER MAPS - AVAILABLE RIVER MAPS LIST BY STATE - “If we don’t have the river you want, we’ll design it.” RIVER MAP FLY BOXES HANDCRAFTED, CUSTOM DESIGNED LASER ENGRAVED River Map Fly Boxes are made in our shop from handpicked Beech, Cherry, Mahogany, Maple, or Walnut boards and individually handcrafted with great care regarding quality and detail. Fly Boxes are 4 3/4 x 6 inches with a water resistant lacquer nish, lined with ripple foam, have barrel hinges and strong magnetic closures. Our y boxes are not stained. We work hard to bring out the natural and unique beauty in each piece of wood. The boxes feature an original Stoney Studio river map on the front and artwork on the back by Dave Whitlock or Larry Copenhaver. CHOICE OF 5 WOODS MAPLE (M2) CHERRY (C) WALNUT (W) PERSONAL ENGRAVING (PE) All of Stoney Studio’s River Map Fly Boxes can be personalized with a AVAILABLE FISH name and inscription on the back. ARTWORK BY DAVE WHITLOCK Used with permission. See Dave’s website to purchase MAHOGANY BEECH (B) artwork seperately. Stoney Studio (M1) LARGE MOUTH BASS (LMB) BROWN TROUT MAYFLY (BTM) Stoney Studio Stoney Studio RAINBOW TROUT (RBT) Stoney Studio BROWN TROUT SCULPIN (BTS) AVAILABLE FISH ART BY MONTANA ARTIST LARRY COPENHAVER WESTSLOPE CUTTHROAT TROUT (WSC) Stoney Studio Stoney Studio BROOK TROUT (BKT) Stoney Studio GRAYLING (GRY) Stoney Studio Stoney Studio BUCK STEELHEAD (BSH) SEA-RUN CUTTHROAT TROUT (SRC) Stoney Studio YELLOWSTONE CUTTHROAT (YCT) ADDITIONAL AVAILABLE FISH ART Stoney Studio Stoney Studio RED DRUM (RDM) BULL TROUT (BLT) WALLEYE (WLY) Stoney Studio Stoney Studio SALMON (SMN) PLAYING CARD BOXES AND TREASURE BOXES GREAT FOR EVERYONE THAT LOVES FISHING, HUNTING, KAYAKING, HIKING, BOATING, HANGING OUT, ADVENTURE, AND NATURE! These custom boxes are identical to our River Map Fly Boxes except they are lined with felt instead of ripple foam. Card Boxes and Treasure Boxes feature a river map on the front with a choice of our sh or wildlife artwork on the back. Or you can choose to just have artwork on the front. Of course, all of our boxes include personalization on the back. Please see our Artwork Page for All Available Artwork other than Stoney Studio’s Fish Artwork which is in the River Map Fly Box Section. CARD BOXES ARE LINED WITH GREEN FELT SAMPLE PRODUCT - CARD BOX: Stoney Studio Card Box - Bighorn River, Upper MT - Canada Goose - Cherry Wood - Personal Engraving SAMPLE PRODUCT NUMBER: SSCB-BHORNUMT-CNG-C-PE RETAIL PRICE: $89.99 BLUE FELT (BF) TREASURE BOXES ARE LINED WITH GREEN OR BLUE FELT SAMPLE PRODUCT - TREASURE BOX: Stoney Studio Treasure Box - Green Felt - Montana Rivers MT - Pheasants - Walnut Wood SAMPLE PRODUCT NUMBER: SSTB-GF-MONTARMT-PHE-W RETAIL PRICE: $89.99 GREEN FELT (GF) NEW RIVER MAP AND CUSTOM DESIGNED FLY BOXES AND STAINLESS STEEL PRODUCTS At Stoney Studio, we believe life should be personal and it should have options. In accordance with that belief, all our products (except t-shirts) can be customized. If we do not have the river you are looking for, we can design the specic river and land marks you want including the location of your store or lodge along the river. We can also add your logo to the back of our products. You aren’t looking for a river map, but just want artwork and your logo on a product? We can do that as well. CUSTOMIZATION OPTIONS There are several dierent customization options for our y boxes and stainless steel products. 1. Fly Box/Product with a New River Map Design on the front and our standard sh artwork on the back. We work with the customer on our river map designs to ensure it is what they want. (1 Custom Artwork Design Fee Charge) 2. Fly Box/Product with a Stoney Studio Pre-designed River Map on the front of the box with with customer’s logo on the back of the box. (1 Custom Artwork Design Fee Charge) 3. Fly Box/Product with a New River Map Design on the front and customer’s logo on the back. (2 Custom Artwork Design Fee Charges) 4. Are you looking for a dierent option? For all custom designed orders, please call or email us. CUSTOM ARTWORK DESIGN FEES NEW RIVER MAP DESIGN $30.00 one-time fee LOGO TURNED INTO ENGRAVING ART $30.00 one-time fee Logo must be pre-approved by Stoney Studio. If we receive the logo in ready to engrave format, there is not a logo custom art fee charge. PROOFING: Customers will receive proofs of all design work before engraving and shipping. Customer is responsible for nal proong of layout design, grammar, and spelling. Once a product is engraved, we cannot re-engrave it. Up to the engraving point, we are happy to make changes as needed to ensure it meets the customer’s satisfaction. “IF WE DON’T HAVE THE RIVER YOU WANT, WE CAN DESIGN IT!” ADVENTURE “INTO THE WILD” STAINLESS STEEL COLD BEER BOTTLE HOLDERS, FLASKS, AND WATER BOTTLES While Stoney Studio is known for its beautiful handcrafted, laser engraved, River Map Fly Boxes, we now engrave our Signature Custom River Maps on stainless steel Cold Beer Bottle Holders, Liquor Flasks, and Water Bottles. Our sh or wildlife artwork can be added to the back. NOT LOOKING FOR A RIVER MAP? We now oer our original “INTO THE WILD” artwork series on the front of our stainless steel products or our wildlife artwork . WE BELIEVE LIFE SHOULD BE PERSONAL. So, of course, at no extra charge, Stoney Studio will engrave a name and/or inscription on the back of all our Stainless Steel Products. COLD BEER BOTTLE HOLDERS - Hold 12 oz. standard long neck beer bottle size. - Are neoprene lined to keep you beer cold. - Have padded bottoms. - The bottle stopper is designed to reseal your beer bottle WHY DRINK WARM BEER WHEN YOU CAN HAVE COLD? WHY RISK BROKEN BEER BOTTLES IN YOUR FAVORITE SPOT? DON’T GET CAUGHT AT THE END OF THE TRAIL WITHOUT YOUR FAVORITE LIQUOR TO TOAST WITH!!! STONEFLY STUDIO’S HIP FLASKS ARE THE PERFECT SOLUTION. Hip Flasks are made of food grade stainless steel and hold 8 ounces of your favorite drink. “Into the Wild” Wolf Water Bottle with Personal Slogan GO GREEN WITH OUR WATER BOTTLES 26 ounce stainless steel sports bottle with unique twist cap design. These bottles don’t leak!! Bottles are single insulation, easy washing, BPA free, and are designed for attaching a carabiner.
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