Saturday, October 31, 2015
Hunting Pouch and Knife Sheath Workshop with Maryellen Pratt and Jeanne McDonald
Hunting Pouch and Knife Sheath Workshop with Maryellen Pratt and Jeanne McDonald
April 2 and 3, 2016
Canter’s Cave 4H Camp, Ohio
This 2015 Hunting pouch and knife sheath workshop will take
place at the Canter’s Cave 4H Camp located in Jackson, Ohio.
This 2 day workshop will cover the basic concepts and help
to develop your working skills with leather and leather tools, creating
patterns and learning basic sewing and finishing techniques.
Maryellen Pratt and Jeanne McDonald will conduct this workshop.
Maryellen Pratt Bag
Maryellen Pratt Sheath
Jeanne McDonald Bag
Jeanne McDonald Sheaths
For information and to register contact:
Joe McGee at JBMArchtxt@yahoo.com or 513.707.8362
The date has been changed for this workshop. The flyer at the CLA Show in August started a November date which has been changed to April of 2016.
Joe McGee at JBMArchtxt@yahoo.com or 513.707.8362
The date has been changed for this workshop. The flyer at the CLA Show in August started a November date which has been changed to April of 2016.
Friday, October 30, 2015
Thursday, October 29, 2015
“Liberty’s Hammer” by Ron Paul
The
lock is a round face Chambers lock. The barrel, is a 38 inch 50 caliber, Lynn
Weimer barrel. The ramrod is not original to the gun. It has probably been shot
less than 50 times and has taken two deer. It is also possibly the last rifle
built by Ron Paul approximately 10 years ago.
Photos supplied by Mark Horvat for Rod Douglas.
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
New York Map Horn by Kevin Hart
Length: 15 inches
Throat: Carved edge followed
by a 5 1/2 inch round to octagonal throat, with two wedding bands and four
carved rings at the tip
Butt Plug: 3 inch turned
Walnut plug
Horn Peg: 1 1/2 inch turned
horn dyed body color
Worn: Right or Left side
Inscriptions: His Horn 1759/
names of NY townships, river, lakes & forts
Carvings: British Royal
Seal, parked cannon, Indian with raised tomahawk, deer, hunter with dog, New
York City, sailing ships, compass, cabins, churches, trees, marching soldier,
soldiers fighting with swords, couple dancing, running Indian, cartouche,
Cities of Albany & Schenectady, Hudson/Mohawk & North Rivers, Maker's
Mark.
Copy and photos supplied by Kevin Hart.
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
'Escopeta' by Brian Anderson
Here is a recent 'escopeta', they were popular in our southwest through the 18th century.
The lock castings are from the Rifle Shop.
The horn is my homage to early Philadelphia horns.
The lock castings are from the Rifle Shop.
The horn is my homage to early Philadelphia horns.
Photos and horn supplied by Brian Anderson.