
Plain Southern Powder Horns
The vast majority of original powder horns were as plain as they could be and still be functional. That means a flat pine (or other
The vast majority of original powder horns were as plain as they could be and still be functional. That means a flat pine (or other
An Early Virginia Longrifle This is a 1775-1785 Augusta/Rockbridge County, Virginia longrifle based on the two rifles documented by Wallace Gusler in the Journal of
Best of Class This is a rifle in the style of an early Jacob Dickert. It shares characteristics with the Moravian rifle makers at Christian
As I am only able to do a few photography shoots a years, at best, I thought that I would share what I have learned
Not too long ago, my osteopath told me I needed to take my overstuffed wallet out of my back pocket and ditch it. It was
This powder horn was made from a raw horn in a late colonial style. I scraped it down, carved and filed the spout in
An Unusual Iron Mounted Rifle The longrifle shown here is an iron mounted chunk gun with stylistic elements found on guns from the Augusta/Rockbridge area
This is a powder measure set that I created for Bag #12. It consists of a tin-plated steel powder measure, pan brush and vent pick.