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.
Wednesday, November 30, 2016
Tuesday, November 22, 2016
#112 - Open top coverlet
Pouch #112; made from antique overshot coverlet remnants, green fustian fabric, antique bone button, leather strap with antique buckle. The knife is a re-purposed antique with a barktan sheath.
Wednesday, November 2, 2016
Rifle & Accoutrements
40 cal rifle by Roy & Tom Stroh, powder horn by Jeff Bottiger, primer horn by Harris Maupin, turkey bone powder measure by Steve Skillman, knife by Brian Anderson; everything else by me except the wingbone turkey call. Buckeye for good luck from my friends in Missouri, the Fennewalds.
Labels:
ball bag,
ball pouch,
Brian Anderson,
flint and tool wallet,
Harris Maupin,
hunting bag,
Jeff Bottiger,
patch knife,
powder horn,
powder measure,
Roy Stroh,
shot bag,
turkey call
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