Barktan pouch

Bark-tanned deer hide was used for the body of the pouch.  The straps are made from cowhide and linen.  The powder horn was made by Cory Jo Stewart, more photos here: http://ewingscreekpouches.blogspot.com/2013/11/james-ewing-powder-horn-by-cory-jo.html

Haversack #4

Haversack made from coarse white fabric with a brown fustian lining. The exterior has a crude patch woven repair to the corner and the bag was tin-clothed. The flap is made from bark-tanned deer hide and is lined with a grey-brown striped ticking.  The strap was woven by Kris Polizzi.

Double Pouch #1

This is a double-pouch made from vegetable tanned cowhide; the strap has a steel roller buckle.

Calf Hair Pouch #3

This pouch is made from cowhide, hair-on calfhide, and with pigskin for the outside binding.  There is a brass button and forged steel buckle.

Shot and Ball Pouches

These were made using a variety of materials.   The spouts were turned on a lathe by Kris Polizzi.  The bodies of the pouches are made from leather, antique ticking, hemp, and homespun pattern cotton fabric.  They are secured to the spouts by hemp cord, linen cord, and wire.  Several have designs burned into the leather.  Some have rough wooden stoppers, several of which are carved into human or animal effigies.  One of the spouts has a rawhide repair.