Showing posts with label Jeanne McDonald. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jeanne McDonald. Show all posts
Thursday, October 23, 2025
Wednesday, July 23, 2025
Monday, February 3, 2020
Canter's Cave Raffle
This entire set was made as a donation to Canter's Cave in Jackson Ohio to raise funds for their 4H shooting sports program. There will be a raffle which I currently have no info on - It is slated to be advertised in Muzzleloader Magazine and I will update as soon as there's more to tell.
This project was suggested by Ken Gahagan at last year's Gunmakers' Workshop. Initially he and I were just going to build a gun to donate, but other instructors who teach the classes out there and a few helpful students quickly got on board and offered to help out. We ended up with this full set of items. I'll add more info with the individual photos. For info on the classes offered at Canter's Cave , see the Southern Ohio Artisan Workshops website - www.southernohioartisanworkshops.com
This set is to be at the Lake Cumberland Show.
Powder horn by Gary Ludwig with woven strap by Maryellen Pratt
Knife by John House and Ian Pratt
Smoothrifle by Ian Pratt and Ken Gahagan.
Hammer Poll Tomahawk by Rich McDonald with carrier by Jeanne McDonald
(not shown - ball pouch donated by Eric Fleisher)
Ken Gahagan and I started building the gun during the 2 weeks of gun classes in January - was nice to be able to use it as a demonstration piece for the students.
Cool mix of brass and iron fittings - the pipes and muzzle cap were also done in brass
Hog hide pouch by Maryellen Pratt, instructor of Leatherwork and More class
Antler handled knife by John House - Knifemakers' Workshop instructor, and Ian Pratt - Gunmakers' workshop instructor
Knife by John House and Ian Pratt. Blade stamped with the Southern Ohio Artisan Workshops touchmark.
Nice very thinly scraped powder horn with cherry base plug by Gary Ludwig, with woven strap by Maryellen Pratt
Great hammer poll hawk with carrier by Rich and Jeanne McDonald. Rich teaches the Tomahawk / Belt Axe Workshop and Jeanne teaches Leatherwork and More
Hammer poll hawk by Rich McDonald. Todd Butler and Joe Mcgee assisted in shaping and filing the head after Rich forged it.
Ball pouch made by Eric Fleisher
Friday, November 8, 2019
Thursday, April 11, 2019
Friday, September 28, 2018
Monday, June 18, 2018
2018 CLA Live Auction: A Warrior's Clutch
A Warrior's Clutch ... the title of this collective creation may conjure images of a proud hero bearing the hard won trophies of warfare, the objects yet carrying the power of previous owners now gone from this world. The challenge has been accepted by a group of a dozen artisans - Brad Emig, Eric Ewing, Matt Fennewald, Alec Fourman, Tad Frei, Ken Gahagan, Jeanne McDonald, Ian Pratt, David Rase, Joe Seabolt, Shawn Webster, and Josh Wrightsman - to develop this concept and together give it flesh and breath.
Copy by Ian Pratt with photos by Ric Lambert from here.
Friday, March 9, 2018
Wednesday, November 29, 2017
Monday, September 18, 2017
Accouterment for Your Bag
Ball Bag by Jeanne McDonald
Powder Measure by Ed Schweinfurth
Turkey Call by "Wild Willy" Frankfort
Photographed at the 2015 CLA Show by Jan Riser.
Monday, October 31, 2016
Tuesday, August 16, 2016
Tuesday, May 17, 2016
Rich and Jeanne McDonald for "Roots" Mini Series
Belt Knife
Last August we were contacted about making some pieces for the upcoming mini series "Roots" that is to air on The History Channel and A&E starting Memorial Day weekend. Along with these 8 pieces we also had to make duplicates of a couple of the knifes with dull edges and points. Jeanne made the bags, the sheaths and she wove the powder horn strap and I did the rest of the work. I also did some technical advisory work for the series concerning historical weapons.
Hawk
Confederate Bowie
Confederate Messanger Bag
Rifleman's Knife
Roach Belly
Hunting Pouch
Powder Horn and Strap
Copy and photos supplied by Rch McDonald.
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