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Finished up the first copy of a new style of hatchet sheath. I wanted a sheath that had a reminiscent look of one of my border desig...
I put this up over on the Sheath & Leather Forum but thought I'd share it here as well . Made this for my Electrician , haven't made a sheath with a flap...
An axe sheath - hatchet sheath is handmade in this step by step DIY hatchet cover article. Learn the required leather craft tools to make the hatchet cover.
A small set with brass buckle and copper craft . And a little galet for one of mine .
Custom knife sheath for my new buck. Side lacing, fur inlay and leg tie.
Knife sheath, Okanagan. Hide, glass bead/beads. British Columbia; 1880-1900. Collection history unknown; purchased by MAI in 1935 from William A. Newcombe (1884-1960, a Vancouver, British Columbia, collector). NMAI.
I'm new to Fiddleback but I've asked Andy to make me a Bushfinger. In my excitement I also asked Jared Oeser to make me a sheath for it. I just got a...
This Holsters item by PegCityLeather has 27 favorites from Etsy shoppers. Ships from Canada. Listed on 09 Jul, 2024
Tooled Leather Sheath: It's a lot of fun making knives. I read a bunch of instructables on knife making that were excellent and decided to make my own. The knife I made was from a super thick piece of steel that I had laying around. It has a mahogany handle and brass …
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Knife sheath, Tsitsistas/Suhtai (Cheyenne). Hide, glass bead/beads. Date: 1875-1890. NMAI.
Hi guys, This is my latest work. Leather sheath for hand made neck knife. The knife was made by a friend of mine. Hope you like it. Sorry for the pictures...
Knife Sheath, Sioux. Rosebud Reservation. Rawhide, covered with buckskin. Face beaded. Pink ground, design at top: two oblongs, compound, with blue, yellow and green. Broad marginal bands with compound triangles, garnet, white, blue and yellow. University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.
