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Shot bags
Gentlemans shot bags in a variety of leathers and spout materials.
#1 Shot or large round ball 75 cal.
Rosewood spout and stopper. Pig skin...............75.00
#2 54 cal. or smaller. Maple spout, Hickory plug.Brown pig skin........45.00
#3 62 cal. Wenge spout and plug. Hemp cloth bag.............40.00
#4 62 cal. Myrtle wood spout and plug. Brown pig skin........45.00
#5 62 cal. Wild cherry spout and plug. Brain tanned deer hide bag.....55.00
#6 62 cal. Ironwood spout and plug. Dark brown pig hide.......85.00
#7 50 cal. Black cherry and spout. Grey pig hide.....45.00
#8 54 cal. Horn spout and ebony plug. Brain tanned deer bag......65.00
#9 62 cal. double braintanned deer One shot , One round ball. Mahogony and walnut...95.00
#10 50 cal. Bone spout and osage plug. Braintanned bag....75.00
Contact Information | NFS - Contact artist for pricing. | 
 | 4/1/2013 | More Guns on Consignment
I just finished posting some more guns that are on consignment and lowered the prices on others. Many nice guns, some engraved by Keith Casteel. Check the site or call me for details. Thanks. http://claysmithguns.com/guns_on_hand.htm
Contact Information | $1.00 |  | 5/9/2013 | CLA 2013 Auction, New Items
The 2013 CLA Auction is available for viewing. Seven artists and their donations are currently profiled. New Items are frequently posted. The featured artist in this post is noted horn smith Jeff Bottinger who has donated an 1812 styled powder horn. In the style of the famous Tanninger family of hornmakers this double fish mouth horn is a great piece and would compliment any collection
Click here to go to http://www.contemporarylongriflefoundation.org/fundraising/2013/ or link through the CLA home page to meet the auction artists and photo essays of their donations. New items are being added on a regular basis
Prices will vary, it is an auction.
Contact Information | $5.00 | 
 | 5/6/2013 | CLA 2013 Auction, New Items
The 2013 CLA Auction is available for viewing. Seven artists and their donations are currently profiled. New Items are frequently posted. The featured artist today is Brian Anderson of Bristol Vermont, gunsmith, artist, teacher, and blacksmith Brian offered to put his skills to work for our 2013 “CLA Fundraising Auction” by making us a copy of the “Squire Boone Pipe Axe”. While the Daniel and Squire Boone are seldom associated with the war of 1812 the little known story of Squire’s personal pipe ax is a good example of how frontier families passed on not only the tradition of fighting for freedom, but also the implements fot that fight. The Boone brothers, Daniel and Squire were both handy at the forge, so handy that they even made guns. Several artifacts still exist that are attributed to their hands, including a very special pipe axe that is currently curated by the Indiana Museum. The axe was originally forged by Squire, and later traded to his brother-in-law, Mr. Benjamin Van Cleve, for a cow. Then, during the War of 1812 Benjamin’s soldier son William carried and used the family heirloom all the way to the Battle of New Orleans. Brian Anderson copied Squire’s work by forge welding several pieces of wrought iron buggy tire into a bar or billet that was hammered out into the tomahawk head, accurately copying the Boone piece right down to the inserted steel bit. Next, following tradition, a small section of rifle barrel was fitted and brazed onto the head to serve as the pipe bowl. After that everything was patiently hand worked and filed into its final shape. Finally, just like Squire did on the original, Brian used an ash sapling for the axe’s haft.
Click here to go to http://www.contemporarylongriflefoundation.org/fundraising/2013/ or link through the CLA home page to meet the auction artists and photo essays of their donations. New items are being added on a regular basis Prices will vary, it is an auction.
Contact Information | $6.00 | 
 | 5/22/2013 | Horn Box by Willy Frankfort, one of many raffle prizes WCHF
Willy Frankfort, Master Horner of The Honourable Company of Horners made this 18th century horn box. The oval box has a Federal eagle 1776 on one side and "Liberty" on the other. This fantastic piece is a raffle prize for the West Coast Horn Fair. You do not need to be present to win.
You can buy tickets in groups of five at 10.00 per group.
Please send check or MO to
John Shorb
PO Box 1922 CLA
Morro Bay CA 93443
100% of the proceeds goes to put on the Horn fair.
Thank you for your support,
John www.westcoasthornfair.com
Contact Information | $10.00 | 
 | 3/20/2013 | Banjo Day Horn by Jerry Frank Raffle Prize WCHF
Jerry Frank donated this Banjo style Day Horn. It can be filled with powder and placed in a pocket on the hunt. It holds about 14 - 70 grain shots. The horn is capped with walnut sides with a horn spout. the Spout peg is made out of Hickory shaft, ebony fluted thumb hold, with a bone pin.
This is one of many raffle prizes for the West Coast Horn Fair. Tickets will be drawn April 27, 2013. You can buy tickets in groups of five at 10.00 per group. Please send check or MO to John Shorb PO Box 1922 CLA Morro Bay CA 93443 100% of the proceeds goes to put on the Horn fair. Thank you for your support, John
Contact Information | $10.00 | 
 | 3/20/2013 | Scott Sibley Banded Horn for Raffle Prize WCHF
Scott Sibley has donated this fantastic banded horn for the West Coast Horn Fair raffle. The Horn Fair pays for itself through the raffle and the entry fees.
Scott gave me the following information: "The horn is 13" around the double curve. The base plug is cherry, turned with a "wasp waist" design as per an original "Shenandoah Valley" horn I own. The dark color is also like my original horn."
You can buy tickets in groups of five at 10.00 per group.
Please send check or MO to
John Shorb
PO Box 1922 CLA
Morro Bay CA 93443
100% of the proceeds goes to put on the Horn fair.
Thank you for your support,
John www.westcoasthornfair.com
Contact Information | $10.00 | 
 | 2/16/2013 | Hand Forged Hooks by Joshua Crain
There are four assorted, hand forged hooks here. Three are screw mounting wall hooks, and the fourth is an "S" hook. All four can be purchased for $50.00, or they can be bought seperately for $15.00 a piece. I will also make more hooks if desired.
The two of the wall hooks are approx. 7 1/2 inches long, and the third is 5 1/2 inches. The "S" hook is also 5 1/2 inches long. All the hooks are heat treated with oil to help prevent rusting. I accept paypal or postal money order. FREE SHIPPING!
Thanks for looking!
Contact Information | $15.00 | 
 | 3/9/2013 | Lead Ladles
Lead ladles the small one is 1 3/4", and the slightly larger one is 2".
They have a aged patina using ferric nitrate solution.
They are made to slip on a carved green stick.
$15.00 each + shipping
Contact Information | $15.00 | 
 | 2/19/2013 | Revolution (1) [VHS] EXC. COND
This period drama about the American Revolution has an overlay of rhetoric that thwarts the action, flattening out the story about a man and his loved ones caught up in the events of the time. Tom Dobb Al Pacino falls in love with Daisy McConnahay Nastassja Kinski, an aristocrat who deserts her class to fight alongside the rebels. Tom teaches his son Ned Dexter Fletcher everything he needs to learn, though the growing rebellion consumes most of his attention. Eventually, the Redcoats are mowed down in large battle scenes, as the ragtag Colonialists go to war. Paid $24.99 2006 for tape alone. $16.00 includes shipping in lower 48 states - USA.
Contact Information | $16.00 |  | 5/23/2013 |
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