Game Bag by Eric Ewing

No. 168:  Game Bag.  The front panel on the flap has two inserts made from alum-tanned woodchucks.  The leather is a vegetable tanned kip hide and vegetable tanned deer hide from Pergamena; steel buckle forged by The Whistling Woodsman blacksmith, hemp net.

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Copy and photos supplied by Eric Ewing.

Game Bag by Steve Radosevich

Photos supplied by Steve Radosevich.

Game Bag or Haversack by Eric Ewing

This is a primitive game bag or haversack.  The body of the bag is made from pillow ticking and lined with linen, and closes with hemp cord and river cane bands.  The flap is made from the rump and tail of an alum-tanned raccoon hide. It is worn with a pig hide belt loop.

Copy and photos supplied by Eric Ewing.

Game Bag by Joe Mills from the Gary Ganas Collection

$350.00 plus shipping CONUS SOLD

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Photos by Jan Riser.

Game Bag by Eric Ewing

This game bag is made from cowhide, pigskin and hair-on calf skin.  The netted front is made from hemp.  The shoulder strap is woven wool and has a forged buckle.  Other details include four game keeper straps with forged rings and an antique bone button for closing the top of the netted front.

Copy and photos supplied by Eric Ewing.

Game Bag by James Rogers with Netting by Steven Radosevich

Netted game bag by James Rogers with raised embossing. All handmade brass hardware. Multiple interior pockets. Detachable linen cord net bag with linen backing. Net front by Steven Radosevich.

Copy and photos supplied by James Rogers.