This one is all Linen lined with a 1700's era ticking.. heavily beeswaxed and veg tan leather flap,, journal and few tins i made pouches for on fron and back and knife and removable sheath on back...  Ken        
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Another beauty! Man I just love this sort of stuff. Makes for an easy day in the field when you are not going far. I put a little snack pack together and carry that in mine also.

That is toooo sweet!!!

OK, when can I expect it lol. You do very good work, thanks for the pics.

Well done!

  thanks guys, making museum quality reproduction goods it what I do full time now..
Thinking about making more trad bow stuff  
Ken

I love both of them!!

Thank you for sharing!

I wish like heck I could find mine...lol

God bless,Mudd

Great job Ken..I like these type of threads and they really are part of traditional history to me..Keep up the good work.. Keefer's <><

Thanks     Got quite a few others im working on..
I make some plain without all the "goodies" but most times peole want them loaded up with pockets and, knife and tins.. Most bang for your money..
Ken

Looks great Ken!
Are you going to be wearing that sort of stuff on this springs BQ5?

Excellent work!  Thanks for sharing...

Bill, Il be heading to fort Ticonderoga after our hunt so I will have all my "stuff"  i debated on hunting in my full native primative gear LOL

Looks great, all done the old fashioned way. Many dont know how time consuming this stuff can be without using modern techniques. Triple thumbs up, love it.

Man that is one fine gun bag. Great work. Ever make it over to Fort De Chartress Or down to Manskers Station?

The process to make a bag like this all hand done and the proper aging process thakes me about 4 to five days to make it correctly and have the look of being an old origonal...

Bravo!  

Very Nice!

Thanks guys

Much apprciated
Ken

Very good craftmanship indeed    


Margly

I love it.Great work!