Don101

I never met the man although he and the kings were and are legends world wide and its a sad loss, RIP, Don

the ruler is in MM

Thanks Clay ive got the pic sorry work of art next to my PC i keep looking at it and admiring the way its done its is so real im gonna have to get around at trying somthing like this one day Don

i think you will find that for the ww1 the us millitary used the 38 cal doubble action from colt, the holster was nearly the same as the 1880 version (i do have a pattern) only slightly larger around the trigger guard as to acomodate the larger framed 38 colt, as for 1911 i do have the civillian for the 1911 from frazier patern Nr 9 but i dont have the ww2 mill 1911a1 pattern

Yo Happy Bday Regis, from me and the Leatherworker.Net have a good one

Yo Happy Bday from me and the Leatherworker.net

Hi Dave welcome to the site,Don

Yo a BIG HAPPY BDAY from me 2

Hi Kevin welcome to the site, Don

wow you have been buisy and what nice stuff i need to get one of those five year olds they could come in handy great work and what a good looking dog is it an american staford?

hi Larry welcome to the site hope you enjoy it here so pull up a chare a make yourself feel at home, Don

hello and welcome to the site, thats very interesting and looks realy cool could you explain how you did it, Don

Hello Bobby and welcome to the site, glade to have you with us, Don

very nice work id better not show my wife or else it might give her an idea and ill be back in the work shop ..LOL nice job, Don

OH this could be dangerous when money is in play friendship stops, if the prices are listed along with the item, preices will be droped to be competative and the market will be ruined, one way to do it is pictures which are linked to the sellers email and preices could be delt with without the www knowing, that way we as leatherworkers dont stop bieing friends and a little buisness might come your way, its hard to explain what i mean so i hope you all get the jest of what im trying to say, Don

Dito all of above, how thick is the leather on the album? do like the roses, Don

Hello and welcome to the site, Don

cool thanks for that run through it was very interesting and do keep up the run throughs as we all can pick tips up by seeing the pics great job well done Don

Hi clay no i dont have the book and yes i would be interested in it let me know what you would like for it and ill send the cash... im very interested in the history of the 101 ranch as we have reenacted a 101 wild west show a few times, thanks for the info on the tree ill check into it, Don

Hi and welcome to the site... there is never a stupid question only stupid answers

Hi Mark welcome to the site, Don

Welcome to the site Pepi and good luck with building the stitching pony, Don just a thought my one was a present from the wife but if i was to build or buy another i would recomend an ajustable jaw that can be adjusted to different angles as some times like on the one ive got you can get a stiff back as you are always leaning to one side to check the stitching

been meaning to ask Clay where did you get the tree for that saddle as i cant find any old time style trees for an a fork high back half seat saddle, Don

WoW that is so ........ (lost for words) no really that is so real, did you take pic of different stages that would be great to see as i havent got a clue how the hell you did it or where you would even start somthing like that.Don

Ups i missed that one David do forgive me and a happy Bday