Neck or bag knife

This knife is about 7" overall, with a 3 5/8" cutting edge. The blade was forged from 1084, handle is curly maple with brass pins, the sheath is vegetable tanned cow hide died dark and sewn with linen thread

Sporran

Just finished this sporran up. The main body of the bag is deer skin(thick). The flap, belt loop, and heavier front face is vegetable tanned cow hide: dyed dark. The button is caribou antler.

Sheath for the patch knife

This sheath is made with the same bark tanned leather as the last shooting bag. It is lined with a thin goat skin raw hide and sewn with linen thread. This one is made to be attached to shooting bag.

Bark Tan Hunting Bag

This bag is made with bark tanned deer skin, lined with walnut dyed pillow ticking, and hand sewn with waxed linen thread. The rings and buckle are iron. The pockets are also lined.

Pathch Knife

Now that the sub zero temperatures have passed I finally got some forge work done. This knife has a ball starter on the back of the handle, pewter bolster, brass pin(peened over), and a blade forged from an old file. The sheath still needs to be made up.

Verner Rifle

This is a A.Verner or Bucks county style rifle I just wrapped up. It has a 44" 50 caliber A weight Colerain barrel, a L&R flintlock, curly maple stock, and brass mounts. Incised carving a bit simpler than some of the originals but true to the style. Time to shoot!

Dad's Southern Mountain Rifle

This 40 caliber rifle has an A weight, swamped rice barrel, Chamber's late Ketland lock, Davis double set triggers, forged iron mounts, pewter nose cap, steel ramrod, and is stocked in curly maple. It has yet to be fired, so the front sight is most likely tall.