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| Powder Horns |
I can reproduce many different traditional styles of powder horns. The horns are shaped by file and knife, polished with pumice and finished with linseed oil. |
| Sewing Accessories |
Needle and pin cases, thread winders, lucet, nipper, stiletto, bodkin, buttons, etc. |
| Misc. Horn Items |
Tumbler, mug, swiggle, spoon, salt horn, oil horn, funnel, etc. |
| Treen Ware |
These items are made from wood: plates, bowls of many sizes, cutting boards, Native American bowls and spoons, etc. All items are finished with a food safe linseed oil finish and are ready to use. |
| Knives |
Blades are made from high carbon steel by stock reduction or forging. Knives can be supplied with a custom made sheath. |
| Axes and Tomahawks |
I use forged steel heads, from a master blacksmith and cast spring steel heads (6150) which are file finished and heat treated. |
| Hunting Pouches |
All pouches are made from vegetable tanned leather and are finely sewn with linen cord. I can help you design a pouch based on how you want to use it. |
| Leather Goods |
These items are made from lighter weight vegetable tanned leathers. Our wallet designs can be modified to fit modern currency and credit cards. |
| Awls |
Reproductions of 18th C. shoe makers and harness awls. |
| Misc. Items |
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| Native American Items |
Hand made items, representing Eastern Woodland Indian material Culture. |
| Shaving Items |
Reproductions of 18th C. shaving accessories |
| Knives by Scott Summerville |
All of Scott's knives are made of high carbon 1095 steel and triple tempered to hold an edge. They are modeled after original styles and construction methods. |
| Commissioned Items – Historic Sites |
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