Photographed at the 2015 CLA Show by Jan Riser.
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
Hunting Pouch by Maryellen Pratt for Kelly Shulze
Bark tan deer hide by the Partts, horn by Tim Crosby, Ian made knife and measure.
Copy and photo supplied by Ian Pratt.
Monday, September 14, 2015
Sunday, September 13, 2015
Powder Horns by Rick Froehlich
These are two sets of custom ordered powder horns. The main horns are approximately 16 inches around the curve. The metal bands and inlays are Britannia pewter. Bases are hollowed out and all hand engraving designs are both traditional and more contemporary in theme.
Powder Measure by Kenny Nichols
70 grains and made from whitetail deer antler in the form of a fish
Photo supplied by Kenny Nichols.
Saturday, September 12, 2015
Old Ax Heads with Hafts by Steve Boyleston
The very pitted head was excavated in Quebec about 20 years ago. Virtually all of the early dug tomahawks were English or French, this one is definitely French, circa 1710, forged from iron not cast steel. The second is an import as well fourth quarter of the 18 th century, being a hammer pole. It was really used and has heavy pitting as well. The handle was designed after a New England War Club. Both are stocked in a few of my last pieces of Slippery Rock, a Maple from Gerald Gutchess. They have acid and linseed oil finish on them.
Competition and Exhibit at Friendship
September
12-13, 2015
The 2nd Annual Artisans Competition and Exhibition
Friendship, IN
For more
information: www.nmlra.org
Friday, September 11, 2015
Rifle by Brian Barker
This is a rifle I just finished. The customer wanted a Woodbury rifle and this is what I came up with. It has a .40 Rice "A" weight barrel 44" long, Chambers gun makers lock and Davis triggers that I modified. All the hardware was forged from steel with a pewter nose cap. The curly maple stock came from Ian Pratt.
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