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kevin714 wrote:I was looking for a picture of the stitching side,so I can send to A&A.
finnobreanan wrote:Kevin, If you go to the Hunt Museum's website and do a "Key word in title" search for "sheath", you will find a smaller example of a knife sheath constructed like the example Swifty has, with the seam on the back and the decoration on the front. Unfortunately, their catalog records for this artifact are very vague and the example is undated.
http://test.huntmuseum.com/search_hmtitle.asp
Swifty wrote:Reproduced from Page 2 of this very same thread - as seen in the Osprey Warrior Series 'Galloglass 1250-1600':
As you can see the decor is on the front, the sides are unstitched, and the back - the side you can't see in this particular pic - bears the longitudal seam. Copied from the famous example from Kilcumber Bog in Offaly.
kevin714 wrote:Swifty wrote:Reproduced from Page 2 of this very same thread - as seen in the Osprey Warrior Series 'Galloglass 1250-1600':
As you can see the decor is on the front, the sides are unstitched, and the back - the side you can't see in this particular pic - bears the longitudal seam. Copied from the famous example from Kilcumber Bog in Offaly.
What type of wood is the grip made of?
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