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    F+I era style horn

    Heres a horn I did recently heavily influenced by Jacob Gays work from the mid 18th century... I especially liked the Australian "man eatter" ....always wondered how they knew that even existed back then...they are extinct now.. (sorry for the poor photo quality) Talbert
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    Spontoon axes

    Question... How early are "spontoon axes"... just the simple ax style with the curley-Qs but no pipe bowl... Any documentation for the earliest dates would be appreciated... (pre 18th century if extant?) Thanks alot... Talbert
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    raw hide sheath

    Heres a sheath I made literally out of scraps...holds a "Havana Old File" butcher knife... Talbert
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    New Horn Powder Flask

    This is a horn flask I cobbled up over the winter...it is for the "Bacon" rebellion that happened in Jamestown...1690s.... Talbert
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    photo posting test...

    I am just trying to post a photo here to see if I can actually do it... its a knife sheath I made over the winter. Comments or critiques are welcome.. Thanks... Talbert
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    Brass handled Cartouche knives

    How are these handles made? is it an overlay?...an inlay? has anyone made one that can explain the process? I have seen examples pictured but never actually handled one.. and of course now I want to make one... Thanks... T.Albert
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    Shawn Websters book...

    Can Shawn Websters book on recreating "Alfred Miller" be obtained directly from him...? It seems to be full of "mountain man" accoutrements and a good book to have.. Does any one know how to contact him? I would rather pay the author than a middle man if I have a choice... Thanks in advance...
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    montreal monks

    In Montreal... who were the monks of Sulspice and how were they different from the Jesuits....were they at odds with the Jesuit order?
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    Sorby style trade daggers

    What is the earliest date for the use of dandelion digger type trade daggers ? And were they only a Western item? If not how wide of an area were they traded in.
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    1717 musket

    I have an older model 1717 musket from M.H. I see now the stocks are being made with the "traditional" and what I assume is correct "cows foot" profile...which sadly my version lacks... which makes me wonder...is my version...(which more closely resembles a brown bess profile) even remotely...
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