Dixons 2019

This pouch was given the special award "Most Creative" by the Accoutrements Judges at Dixon's Gunmakers Fair in Kempton, PA this year.

No. 164

Hunting pouch made with vegetable tanned kip hide from Pergamena, tin-clothed antique ticking, antique buckle, and linen strap by Kris Polizzi.

No. 163

No. 163: Alumtanned raccoon, braintan deer, antique textiles.

No. 148; Haversack

No 148: Haversack; mixed textiles, tin-clothed, bark tan, cowhide, antique buckle.

Fraktur by Sandy Greco

Fraktur paintings by artist Sandy Greco.  I added the fabric and frames.

#113 - Game bag or haversack

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.

Haversack #8, Redux

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

#77

Small pouch made from cowhide, tin-clothed ticking, hair-on calf hide and with a small iron buckle. 6.5 x 6.

 

#76 Coverlet Haversack #2

Haversack made from reproduction overshot coverlet fabric lined with gray-tan striped ticking.  The flap is made from bark-tanned deerhide and closes with a copper button.  The strap was woven by Kris Polizzi.