We're moving house in two weeks (back tae Scotland!) so I'm dropping the prices of everything I currently have on sale to raise some extra funds.
All prices include postage (first class signed for) for the UK. Overseas will cost a little extra but no problem just let me know
First come, first served, via PM.
Kindle/document/map pouches. Will fit an original kindle (the first basic kindle model). Internal dimensions approx: 17cm X 11cm X 1cm. All hand saddle-stitched with artificial sinew.
Original thread with more details: http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=124396&highlight=
Was £35 Now £25 each
Goatskin grey: available
Middle pouch: sold
Goatskin brown: available
Next up are two belt pouches based on the viking 'Birka' pouches. Both of these pouches are a decent size for tobacco tins etc. both are 5.5 inches wide, 6.5 inches long, and 2 inches thick.
Brownie
3.5mm veg tan with a basket stamped border, dyed antique mahogany and brown. The gusset is made from Moose. Edges have been double loop laced with the highest quality kangaroo lace. Belt loop/strap is secured with rock solid copper rivets with my usual 'bashed to hell' sturdiness.
NOW SOLD
Bluey
Made from 2.5-3mm pre-dyed dark navy blue veg tan leather with basket stamped border. The gusset is made from natural veg tan with navy blue kid skin wrapped around it for a nice soft finish. Simple laced edges with high quality calf-skin lace. Belt/loop strap secured again with 'bashed to hell' copper rivets, with the extra security of a sam browne stud closure.
NOW SOLD
CIMG5753 by HamishOdinson, on Flickr
CIMG5755 by HamishOdinson, on Flickr
Viking Shoulder Bags
These bags are based on the historical hedeby/haithabu bag finds from the viking period. I have seen one or two examples online and saw some historical notes on them, but never understood just how ingenious they are until I made one (and then some!).
The wooden frames atop each bag act as the closure system. The rope strap is fed through the frames, which open along the rope. When the bag is released, the weight of it pulls both frames together and closes the bag. Because the closure works with the weight of the bag and tension of the rope, it is incredibly difficult for anyone to get their hand in the bag without lifting it up to release the tension. Therefor, it is reasonably pick pocket proof
The Goat
Made with a Norwegian goat hide, with reindeer hide trim, and sealskin straps. The goat has been cut and stitched in a way that the fur runs down all the way around the bag. All seams have been saddle-stitched, with inner seams also overstitched for extra strength. Wooden frames are an unknown wood, it looks and feels like teak but is a very light colour. Secured with sturdy copper rivets with a natural rope strap. bag dimensions (excluding wood) measures roughly 26cm long, 28cm wide, 14cm thick
Was £185 Now £135
The Sheep
This bag is reversible. It has a sheepskin outer, with a thick woolen liner. It can be turned inside out for a woolen outer which also looks nice. Both ways have nice hidden seams. All leather is hand saddle-stitched. The wool parts were machine stitched, but hand stitched to the leather. The wood is the same strange light teak-like wood and the strap is natural rope. bag dimensions (excluding wood) measures roughly 26cm long, 28cm wide, 12cm thick
Was £185 Now £135
Pictish Belt
NOW SOLD
Non bushcraft wrist cuff hand carved with 40k Night Lords Legion symbol. Hand dyed with pop stud closure. Will fit a wrist up to 9 Inches
Was £35 Now £25
updated: 8/10
Viking/Saxon belt. Plain brown cowhide, 3-4mm. Hand forged iron buckle made by Everything Mac of this parish, secured with a solid copper rivet. 50" long. Can punch the holes to fit your waist.
SOLD
CIMG6302 by HamishOdinson, on Flickr
Thanks for taking the time to look, and feel free to ask any questions
All prices include postage (first class signed for) for the UK. Overseas will cost a little extra but no problem just let me know
First come, first served, via PM.Kindle/document/map pouches. Will fit an original kindle (the first basic kindle model). Internal dimensions approx: 17cm X 11cm X 1cm. All hand saddle-stitched with artificial sinew.
Original thread with more details: http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=124396&highlight=
Was £35 Now £25 each
Goatskin grey: available
Middle pouch: sold
Goatskin brown: available
Next up are two belt pouches based on the viking 'Birka' pouches. Both of these pouches are a decent size for tobacco tins etc. both are 5.5 inches wide, 6.5 inches long, and 2 inches thick.
Brownie
3.5mm veg tan with a basket stamped border, dyed antique mahogany and brown. The gusset is made from Moose. Edges have been double loop laced with the highest quality kangaroo lace. Belt loop/strap is secured with rock solid copper rivets with my usual 'bashed to hell' sturdiness.
NOW SOLD
Bluey
Made from 2.5-3mm pre-dyed dark navy blue veg tan leather with basket stamped border. The gusset is made from natural veg tan with navy blue kid skin wrapped around it for a nice soft finish. Simple laced edges with high quality calf-skin lace. Belt/loop strap secured again with 'bashed to hell' copper rivets, with the extra security of a sam browne stud closure.
NOW SOLD
CIMG5753 by HamishOdinson, on Flickr
CIMG5755 by HamishOdinson, on Flickr
Viking Shoulder Bags
These bags are based on the historical hedeby/haithabu bag finds from the viking period. I have seen one or two examples online and saw some historical notes on them, but never understood just how ingenious they are until I made one (and then some!).
The wooden frames atop each bag act as the closure system. The rope strap is fed through the frames, which open along the rope. When the bag is released, the weight of it pulls both frames together and closes the bag. Because the closure works with the weight of the bag and tension of the rope, it is incredibly difficult for anyone to get their hand in the bag without lifting it up to release the tension. Therefor, it is reasonably pick pocket proof
The Goat
Made with a Norwegian goat hide, with reindeer hide trim, and sealskin straps. The goat has been cut and stitched in a way that the fur runs down all the way around the bag. All seams have been saddle-stitched, with inner seams also overstitched for extra strength. Wooden frames are an unknown wood, it looks and feels like teak but is a very light colour. Secured with sturdy copper rivets with a natural rope strap. bag dimensions (excluding wood) measures roughly 26cm long, 28cm wide, 14cm thick
Was £185 Now £135
The Sheep
This bag is reversible. It has a sheepskin outer, with a thick woolen liner. It can be turned inside out for a woolen outer which also looks nice. Both ways have nice hidden seams. All leather is hand saddle-stitched. The wool parts were machine stitched, but hand stitched to the leather. The wood is the same strange light teak-like wood and the strap is natural rope. bag dimensions (excluding wood) measures roughly 26cm long, 28cm wide, 12cm thick
Was £185 Now £135
Pictish Belt
NOW SOLD
Non bushcraft wrist cuff hand carved with 40k Night Lords Legion symbol. Hand dyed with pop stud closure. Will fit a wrist up to 9 Inches
Was £35 Now £25
updated: 8/10
Viking/Saxon belt. Plain brown cowhide, 3-4mm. Hand forged iron buckle made by Everything Mac of this parish, secured with a solid copper rivet. 50" long. Can punch the holes to fit your waist.
SOLD
CIMG6302 by HamishOdinson, on FlickrThanks for taking the time to look, and feel free to ask any questions
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