| Gallery Name | Description |
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| Horns for Sale |
This gallery contains a set of three powderhorns which commemorate the journey of Lewis and Clark. They are for sale as a set only. I'm also showing a couple of other pieces I have available as well. |
| Scrimshaw |
This is scrimshaw that I've done on media other than horn. I hope you enjoy what you see. |
| Custom Horns |
Over the years, I've let a number of horns "get away" without taking photographs of them and I have some where the photos are only "in process". Those are in this gallery. Some of the other horns I have done are presented in their own galleries |
| The Harper Horn |
I think that this is the second or third horn I ever did. I made it for a friend and gave it to him. I'm including it here so you can see where I started. |
| The Preston Horn |
This is my horn and was one of the first I made after I had begun to acquire some skill at scrimshaw. The architecture was interesting. The throat of the horn was faceted. Each of the facets was scalloped and had a 1/8 twist araound the body of the hor |
| The Thompson Horns |
Here are two horns which were done for a couple. His was done some years ago. Hers was originally done as a grand prize for the ladies shooting aggregate at a rendezvous in 2008. I added the hawk and her name after the rendezvous. |
| The Kirkpatrick Horn |
An early horn of mine. It was commissioned as a birthday gift from a wife to her husband. |
| The Kirkland Horn |
This horn was done for a friend of mine in Wyoming. It was one of the first nudes I did. Otherwise he picked all of the elements and we went for a more free form approach to placement on the horn. |
| The LaFleur Horn |
This horn was commissioned by a black powder buffalo hunter from the Great Lakes. He gave me an old French map of the Great Lakes and I added the other elements. |
| The Draper Horn |
This horn was commissioned by a decorated Vietnam Veteran. He selected the artwork and I did the rest. |
| The Minor Horn |
This horn was commissioned by a collector. he wanted a cameo of his wife on the horn bracketed by her favorite flower, Lilac; along with his favorite American Indian images. I added a lilac blossom in silver wire inlay in the base plug. |
| The Moler Horn |
This horn was commissioned as a gift for a man from his wife. she wanted his initials on the horn and images of pheasants and quail. It was finished in November 2009. |
| The Bibb Horn |
I originally made this horn to donate to the Honourable Company of Horners as an auction item. Jeff Bibb, a well known maker of southern Appalachian accoutrements, won it at auction so I inscribed his name and a date on it. |
| The Eaton Horn |
One of my early horns, I made this for a good rendezvousing buddy of mine. This horn is the only one I have made so far with a turned and chip carved base plug. |
| The Prize Horn |
This horn was given away as the prize for the men's shooting aggregate at a rendezvous I held in 2008. I had made several other horns and knives for prizes but I didn't have time to make a horn so i bought this horn on Ebay and scrimshawed it. |
| Stands and Stuff |
This gallery has some other stuff I've done along with the hornwork. |
| The Coplin Horn |
I finished this horn about the middle of June 2010. |
