
An Engraved Bison Horn
Shown here is a bison horn that I was provided by a client for engraving. I was asked to do something primitive, along the lines
Shown here is a bison horn that I was provided by a client for engraving. I was asked to do something primitive, along the lines
An Early Virginia Longrifle This is a 1785 Augusta/Rockbridge County, Virginia style longrifle based on the earlier of the two rifles documented by Wallace Gusler
I recently decided that I have too many historically correct shooting outfits for guns I have yet to build that I never use. Consequently, I
Small Fraktur Decorated Applied-Tip Powder Horn (#52) This small fraktur engraved powder horn (#52) is a traditional left hand carry that can be carried either
Shown below are two small engraved horn containers that I made as Christmas gifts. This is the first time I have made this sort of
I have been meaning for some time to make myself a set of late 18th century clothing to wear to longrifle culture events. As my
Given that my work fell off by about half this year due to the pandemic economic downturn, I started to fill my time with personal
I have been honored by the publication of a book about my life and work by the Contemporary Longrifle Association. This book includes a longer
Pouch 48/ Horn 56 – Embroidered Diary Case/Shot Pouch with a small southern banded powder horn. I decided to try my hand at the embroidered
On this page I have some southern multi-banded powder horns. These types of horns are typically found in North Carolina and south. The single banded