Showing posts with label Sarah Miller. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sarah Miller. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 13, 2022

CLF 2022 Auction: Haversack by Sarah Miller

 


Whether you’re a shooter, hunter, or collector, a sturdy bag to match your muzzleloader is a necessity. This year’s CLF Live Fundraising Auction will offer a unique and well-made bag by Pennsylvania artist Sarah Miller. 


Miller’s ideally-sized haversack or “gathering bag” measures approximately 13” x 14”. Made from vegetable tanned cowhide and heavy pillow ticking, this robust and eye-catching bag will easily stand up to the rigors of the field or the range. Sporting hand-sewn leather and fitted with brass buttons, the haversack also features two large reinforced pockets in the bag’s interior. The leather is treated with the artist’s mixture of bear grease and beeswax. 


This haversack is the most popular design offered by Miller, who’s work is collected across the country and was used by the prop department of the 2015 motion picture epic The Revenant. This donation, Miller points out, is a way to support an organization that’s been central to her growth as an artist. The annual show, she says, “Is great place to meet great artists and see all the awesome work they do. I have made some very good friends and mentors through the CLA.”







For more information on the work of Sarah Miller, contact the artist directly: millersroxburystore2011@gmail.com


Text by Joshua Shepherd

Photography by David Wright


To see all the artists’ postings for the 2022 CLF Fundraising Auction go to:

http://www.contemporarylongriflefoundation.org/2022-fundraising-auction/

Monday, June 2, 2014

Hunting Pouch by Sarah Miller with a Tim Sanners Powder Horn on a Kris Polizzi Strap

The double bag is made by Sarah Miller of Old Roxbury Store just east of Somerset Pa. It measures 8" wide by 6" high. Pillow ticking lined and aged to look very well used. Hand forged buckles and a ticking lined strap with a patch knife sheath sewn on. A nicely scalloped to on the flap finishes off this fine hand sewn shooting pouch.

The horn is one made by Tim Sanner it measures about14" around the outside curve and 21/2" across the cap end. A tapered octagon tip and a fake repair finish off a good looking horn with the plan of Fort Wm. Henry engraved on the front. The  back has a nice engraved saying on it with scrolls and other designs.

And no respectable horn should be seen without a Kris Polizzi from Elizabethtown, PA. This strap measures 53" long and is in the patriotic colors of old glory. 






Copy and photos supplied by Tim Sanner.