Lined Carbine Scabbard

[Brushpopper]

Vegetable tanned leather with pigskin lining.

[cowdog128]

That's real nice i especially like the tooling pattern

[Tree Reaper]

Nice and clean, good job!

[Brushpopper]

Thanks, pards.

[AndyL1]

Nice tooling! That's the first thing that caught my eye. Very clean, precise, and classy. The decorative cuts are beautiful! Thanks for sharing.

Andy

[WyomingSlick]

Good onya. that's a bottler !

[jtweatherford]

That looks great!!!

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[Leatherbaron]

Shit hot stuff fellow

[Spinner]

Very clean, I like that the floral is more of an art deco style than traditional Sheridan.

[MonicaJacobson]

Cool, ditto Spinner - it's eye-catchingly simple and elegant.

[MattTheHat]

Very nice. One of the reasons I got into leatherwork is to make a nice leather case for my Pedersoli clone of the Colt Lightning pump-action rifle. So leather rifle cases and scabbards really interest me. This one is very, very nice!

-Matt

[WScott]

Beautiful tooling, nice stitching

Really a great piece!

[Brushpopper]

Thanks, compadres, for the kind comments. Skeet

[Wild Bill46]

As goes with beauty - smooth, clean, sharp, shapely.

This is definitely a beautiful piece,

Well done - Brushpopper

[EvadCarpenter]

Super clean tooling, and excellent artwork. Thanks for sharing that with us.

[JLSleather]

+1 on the carving design ... bold but simple ... ornate but clean.. nice. That's a LOT of backgrounding - got one arm bigger than the other ?

[Brushpopper]

You're right, JLS. Most leather workers are bright enough to keep backgrounding to a minimum. Skeet

[Brushpopper]

The three scabbards I've made...

Edited November 12, 2014 by Brushpopper

[camano ridge]

Beautiful work as always.

[Colt Hammerless]

Oh my goodness, that is extremely nice! Wow.

Paul

[Dwight]

The three scabbards I've made...

Brushpopper, . . . I don't use a scabbard like this, . . . so I have to ask the question: how do you secure the scabbard to the very left if you want to use it with your horse? The other two I figured out as there are loops for leather straps.

But the one on the left is plain, . . . just need some guidance.

And before I forget, . . . yes, . . . they are beautiful. The tooling patterns are definitely unique.

Thanks, may God bless,

Dwight

[Brushpopper]

Thanks, pards.

Dwight - there are occasional examples from the period of scabbards that have sling retainers only on the back. The aim is to not interfere with the tooling. For an example, have a look at page 91 of Cowboys and The Trappings of the Old West.

Edited November 13, 2014 by Brushpopper

[Dwight]

Thanks, pards.

Dwight - there are occasional examples from the period of scabbards that have sling retainers only on the back. The aim is to not interfere with the tooling. For an example, have a look at page 91 of Cowboys and The Trappings of the Old West.

Thank you, . . . thank you, . . . I thought maybe that may be the deal, . . . but sometimes the obvious is not the right answer.

When I made Tony's earlier this year, . . . I messed up the first one (punched a hole in the wrong place), . . . so I have a piece of leather hanging and waiting for me to decide to make mine, . . . and I just may do some tooling on it, . . . but it surely won't be as intricate as yours. Maybe a rose up at the top,..............

May God bless,

Dwight