Ken Scott Pouches

I've owned several pouches over the years that I personally used. This pouch is the one that I carried the longest. As usually I eventua...

This pouch is the transition from the Revolutionary War cartridge box to the hunting pouch that was carried for so many years after. This is...

Here is an 1820-1840's Masonic Pouch. The square and compass are featured on the flap. The inset square is a blue velvet material and th...

Here is a nice Folk Art pouch with a paneled front. the front of the bellows has four panels in it as well as the short fringe welting. A re...

This kidney shaped pouch is made of cowhide and has horse hide with hair on at the top of the frnt flap as well as on the decorative florets...

Early 1800's pouch. Made of deerskin. Approximate size 8" x 10".

I made this Tapestry pouch to represent a pouch that would have been used in the early 1800's in Virginia and the Carolinas. Scott Sible...

This pouch is made from one piece of leather cut,  folded and sewn together to make a pouch.

Yours truly discussing the nomenclature of an American Hunting Pouch. Larry Pletcher, Publisher of Black Powder Magazine recently visi...

Deer Hair on Flap Pouch Hex Sign Flap Pouch Heart Shaped pouch  Heart Shaped Pouch Opened Showing removable pocket

CLose-up of button attachment

Old pouch Friday has been moved from my blog: www.americanfrontierart.blogspot.com to this site. Watch for it! I have developed this new a...

I had the great privilege of providing several prop items for the movie "The Alamo," starring Billie Bob Thornton and Dennis Qui...

I made this pouch and based it on "The Dark Day in New England, May 18th,1780." On that date, the sun was obscured at sunrise. E...

   

This Pouch is for Sale. Description to come.

This pouch and horn set is a collaboration between Ron Vail and me. I made the pouch out of smoked brain tanned deerskin. Ron did th...