18thCentury

The 18th century Hunting Pouch
The North Hampton, Pennsylvania Replica by
FRONTIER LEATHER WORKS
Strasburg, Pennsylvania

The homemade Dye produces a blue charcoal gray
look and stands out against the bone knife in
its own sheath on the shoulder strap

All stitching is hand performed using heavy
duty waxed threads securing the life
of the bag for years to come

Pattern taken from T.C. Albert's work
"Recreating the 18th Century
Hunting Pouch"
An excellent source of materials

A Red Cotton Double Inlay is sewn between two 4 ounce pieces
of leather securing the inlay permanently

Replica 18th Century
North Hampton, PA Hunting Pouch

Completely Hand Stitched

What a unique Gift for the one you Love.

This beautiful Replica
1810 North Hampton Hunting Pouch
was the First Prize offered by
FRONTIER LEATHER WORKS
at the
DIXON'S Gunmaker's Fair
July 29, 2007

Call Today for Details and
Talk directly to the man who will hand make your hunting bag
866-405-1899

This handbag was completely hand made for
Jean Perault of France
Every part is hand cut and will be finished with a Unique Home made dye from a receipe as old as the Europe and was still used in Early America.

Every stitch will be hand punched with an awl and sewn one stitch at a time. The knife will be made of bone.
Background photo by Frontier Leather Works and is a copy of the newspaper detailing the account of the
BATTLE OF CUSTER'S LAST STAND...at the Little Big Horn

Here Lynn Hand sews the cover flap
using what is called a
STITCHING PONY

Every hole is hand punched and sewn at the same time

A Hand Awl does the hard work

The powder horn is fastened with
braided leather handwork

Incredible Handwork and attention
to detail has gone into producing this
rare and unique hunting pouch

The dye is homemade and
consists of brewing cider vinegar
with rusty iron for about 10
days...this produces a blueish
charcoal finish that calls attention
to itself as being

One of a Kind Hunting Pouch