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General discussion => Contemporary Accoutrements => Topic started by: scottmc on October 18, 2018, 04:53:51 AM
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During my trip to Tennessee a couple of weeks ago to see the rifle display at the smokey mountain heritage center, I visited another person who had many original rifles and a few bags and horns. I've attempted to reproduce the bag that accompanied a lawing rifle and is a classic unicoi county bag according to the owner. The original had a buckle on each side but i used one. The original also had three copper rivets on each strap but I used two. The flap molding and lines/dots are pretty much exact as is the molding down the center of the front panel. The original was black but I don't have vinegaroon yet so I used walnut hulls. I still need to apply either bear oil or ko cho line which should darken it a little. Just thought I would share. Very basic bag but I like them that way.
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8) 8) 8)... great job, Scott,... !!! ... I also have seen this bag and thought the design on the flap was meant to represent a turkey track,...!!!,... keep up the good work,... Unicoi county folk would be proud of your work,....regards,.... Cades Cove Fiddler,....
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Thanks CCF. I need to get better with incised lines and dots aren't exactly straight but close. I'll be making a few more of these and try black to see how it looks. Also gonna try a copy of that bag with he Douglas in the display.