#132 - Belt Pouch

No. 132, Belt Pouch made from tin-clothed fabric, bark tan deer hide flap.  Block printing by Robyn Latham.

Haversack #8, Redux

This piece has been reworked with the addition of a woven wool strap.  The native-inspired block print is Robyn Latham.

#106 - Pouch and horn set for Jim Kibler

This set was commissioned by flintlock rifle maker Jim Kibler to accompany his Southern Mountain Rifle Kit gun.

Materials used in the construction of the pouch include antique coverlet, bark-tanned deer hide, alum-tanned woodchuck hide, hemp and linen fabric, brain-tanned deer, a forged steel ring, and an antique buckle.

The powder horn with squirrel hide repair was made by Matthew Fennewald.

The braided hemp cord and pan whisk was made by Robyn Latham.

The patch knife was made by Clifton Hicks.

Additional materials include a barktan and rawhide knife sheath, a brass powder measure, and a brass vent pick.

Information about Jim Kibler's southern mountain longrifle kit can be found here: http://www.jimkibler.net/kit-gun.html

#101 - Haversack #8, with woodpecker print

This haversack is made from pillow ticking and linen and is lined with red wool.  The outside has been lightly waxed. There is a leather strap with an antique steel roller buckle.  Artist Robyn Latham hand-printed a native-inspired woodpecker motif on the flap.