3.
Hand
forged Pipe Tomahawk. The head is forged
from a gunbarrel, the silver wire and silver
inlays are .999 pure silver. The white
diamond shaped inlays are made from pieces
of ivory that are over 100 years old.
Price $5000.00.
4.
Replica
of Bucks County Rifle. This is a copy of a
Bucks County Pennsylvania style rifle. The
original was built by John Shuler. The
patch-box engraving is from a John Shuler
rifle that is on display at Fort
Ticonderoga. John Shuler moved from Bucks
County to Perry County in April 1802 and
lived in the Millers Town, Liverpool area
until his death in 1828. This rifle is
50cal. with a 48inch Getz swamped barrel.
The patch box has a secret release to pop
open the lid. A photograph of the original
is shown below.
Price $9500.00.
5.
This is
a pipe tomahawk. It has a hand forged head
which has124 inlays done in the 18th century
manner, by undercutting the steel, fitting
the inlay into the mortise, peening it to
fit under the edges of the mortise, filing
it and engraving the finished inlays. The
head is 7 3/4 inches long, the blade is
3inches wide and the handle is 19 inches
long with .999 pure silver wire and brass
inlays.
Price $3500.00.
6.
Hand
forged Pipe Tomahawk, done in the manner of
the 18th Century. The mouth piece is lead
free pewter. The inlays are .999 pure Silver
and Brass. The handle is curly maple, 19 and
7/8th inches long. What looks like
imperfections are merely lighting
reflections as the handle is hand rubbed oil
finish to a high gloss, as was used in the
18th century.
Price $4000.00.
