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Here is another thing he made and sold... but wouldn't part with...

oh yeah... here is the sporran...

News Flash! I just got an offer I couldn't refuse! (imagine Italian music here) I recently bought the entire historic leather working business of an 85 year old fella with severe Parkinson's... He couldn't hold a needle anymore and was worried his 30 year leatherworking knowledge would die with...

ha ha ha Thanks! The plague mask was made as a smart-aleck response to the SCAM-Demic... I enjoy wearing it at Walmart now and then just to watch reactions! I also made it for the challenge.

Here is mine... I made it with my ancestral Whiteside family tartan inlayed! GREY: for the border lance used to provide for the Clan. BROWN: for all the cattle we liberated from the oppressions of other clans. WHITE: for the Whiteside name. RED: for all the thankless blood we bleed in all...

wow... go on.... BTW attached are some of my other leather works.

Shot pouch or "possible bag.".... educate me...

I am about to make my first attempt on making a double possibles bag... But I would like to see some historically accurate specimens to get my brain juices flowing! I need to see photos from different angles to se WHAT is going on, to better devise a plan of attack! and I figure you guys are...

I was told to double jar it. because if you dropped and broke the jar on your kitchen floor.... You would NEVER be able to fully clean it up and it would remain a slipping hazard until you replaced that part of the floor. Myth or truth? Should I keep it in the fridge or the cabinet?

Aaaah, rendered bear fat... I was wondering how someone could get a whole bear to fit into an orange squeezer... he he he

At Lafayette Long Rifle's club shoot event, I was just given a ball jar filled with pure bear oil. The fellow who gave it to me is BIG into period hunting and has bagged and tanned over 5 Black bears over the years. Being a relatively New Guy to Flintlocks, I had never heard of such a thing...

Just tried it on my 58cal flintlock rifle after I cleaned it... I put a thin coat down the barrel and My rifle LOVES IT! I also coated the outside of my rifle with it too.... Tomorrow, I will take your stuff and use it at the range. Bravo!

I have no idea as it is not my small Business... I just like their stuff....

I totally used it just last week to fetch a run away cleaning patch. Super smart design!

Recently I posted photos of my first completed rifle build. Since then, I have had several folks ask where I bought this amazing very useful and beautiful jag that was just too sexy not to use in my build... It took forever to find them again... Here is the very obscure small business' link...

Yeah... my mistake... Let me correctly rephrase this! ApprenticeBuilder's engraving work on that star was amazing and really makes the rifle POP! If anyone needs graving help...contact ApprenticeBuilder! I cant praise his work enough!

I used "tru oil" uncut (after both Laurel Mountain stain and sealer) about 4 layers. First one applied "dripping" thick with my finger-allowed to harden 24 hours- sand paper down to almost the stain. The other 3- applied in thinner coats with a t-shirt wrapped around my fingers- each allowed...

Your etching work on that star was amazing and makes the rifle POP! If anyone needs etching help...contact ApprenticeBuilder! I cant praise his work enough!