Pouch #71 - Calf hair

This pouch is made from cowhide, hair-on calf hide and pigskin.  The strap was woven by Kris Polizzi and is adjusted by a forged steel buckle.  The single-banded powder horn was made by Mark Ewing and was based on an original from Virginia.  The powder measure was also made by Mark Ewing.  The dagger was made by Joe Scott.  I made the accoutrement chain from hardened brass wire.

 

Accoutrement chain

Accoutrement chain for hanging a vent pick, powder measure, primer pan whisk etc. from a hunting pouch made from brass wire.  After forming links the wire was hammered for added hardness and aged.

Pouch #70, calf-hair

This pouch is made from cowhide, pigskin and hair-on calf-hide.  The strap was woven by Kris Polizzi and has a steel roller buckle.

Powder horn by Ron Hess

Horn by HCH member and CLA artist Ron Hess, base turned from ash, with turned horn collar and antler spout.

Small coverlet accoutrement pouch

This small pouch is made from antique fabric remnants and closes with an antique bone button.
It is just big enough to hold a wingbone turkey call.

Pouch #69 - Open-top pouch w/ Coverlet strap

This open-top pouch is made from several different antique fabrics.  The coverlet strap is backed with cowhide and trimmed with bark-tanned deer hide.  Hemp rope is used to attach the strap to the pouch and is left long for attachment of a powder horn and other items.  The exterior layer of the pouch has woven repairs and is tin-clothed.  There is an antique bone button for closure.