Several new ones

[Graveyard Jack]

It's been a slow year for leatherwork, I've only finished one holster this year before these four.

This is a copy of a pattern I saw in Guns of the Old West magazine. Original made by Bianchi Frontier Gunleather for Dennis Adler. I really liked the color and stamping pattern. Needs some tweaks but I got pretty close to it. My chestnut color with an aged finish.



This one will do triple duty for the 7.5" Wrangler or Single Six, as well as the Colt percussion guns and cartridge conversions. Aged finish chestnut.







Made one for my little .44Spl Thunderer.





Californian for the Walker.

[Abilene]

Wow!   

[Johnny McCrae]

Outstanding! Many thanks for sharing your fine work with us.

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[Marshal Will Wingam]

Beautiful, Craig. I love the color you have on those first ones. Nice work, they all look right from the late 1800's.

[45 Dragoon]

Yessir!! Awesome!!

Mike

[Rube Burrows]

It's been a slow year for leatherwork, I've only finished one holster this year before these four.

This is a copy of a pattern I saw in Guns of the Old West magazine. Original made by Bianchi Frontier Gunleather for Dennis Adler. I really liked the color and stamping pattern. Needs some tweaks but I got pretty close to it. My chestnut color with an aged finish.



This one will do triple duty for the 7.5" Wrangler or Single Six, as well as the Colt percussion guns and cartridge conversions. Aged finish chestnut.







Made one for my little .44Spl Thunderer.





Californian for the Walker.

Craig, I absolutely love the style/pattern of the first one. Such an elegant looking holster.

[Graveyard Jack]

Thanks! It turned out better than expected. I draw up all my own Slim Jim patterns but that was the first Mexican loop I drew up from scratch. The rest have been at least based on Ghormley patterns.

[Marshal Will Wingam]

Thanks! It turned out better than expected. I draw up all my own Slim Jim patterns but that was the first Mexican loop I drew up from scratch. The rest have been at least based on Ghormley patterns.

That's certainly a good one. You might have to start thinking about pattern packs yourself.

[Rube Burrows]

Is the loop in the first one just folded around the pouch and sewn back to that side or does it go into the skirt?

[Graveyard Jack]

It's folded around and riveted to the skirt.

[1961MJS]

Hi Craig, those all look great.

What is the curved stamp that ISN'T a Veiner from Tandy?  It's just a curved line that appears to be thicker in the center.  I think I have the rest of those stamps and stamping along or between lines is something I can handle.  Artistic I ain't.
Later

[Graveyard Jack]

This one? It's a Barry King lined veiner. I need to order a scalloped version.

[Marshal Will Wingam]

That veiner looks good. For this purpose, a scalloped one might be too busy looking. BUT, it is a good excuse to get another BK stamp.

[Graveyard Jack]

Yeah, i think for that particular use, the scallops would be too much. There's already a lot going on there. It looks like the original is actually a wiggle. So I ordered one of those too.

Barry had said a few years ago that he was working on a Greek wave stamp but alas, I still don't see it.

[1961MJS]

This one? It's a Barry King lined veiner. I need to order a scalloped version.

Hi Craig

Which Size is that one?  I'm copying both you AND Packing Iron.
Thanks

[Graveyard Jack]

If I found the right receipt, it's a size 1.