Rifles of Colonial America – Volume 1, 2nd Edition in Color

In-depth photographic study of longrifles and gunmaking in Colonial, Revolutionary, and post-Revolutionary periods. 92 rifles reviewed, with 10 or more detailed photographs. A description of each rifle accompanies the photographs, and many important dimensions are given. Text covers the complex subject, the evolution of the baroque and rococo art that adorns these rifles.

Rifles of Colonial America – Volume 1, 2nd Edition in Color2024-03-05T12:48:24+00:00

Thoughts on the Kentucky Rifle in Its Golden Age – Annotated 3rd Edition – Joe Kindig, Jr.

In Thoughts on the Kentucky Rifle in Its Golden Age – Annotated 3rd Edition, author Joe Kindig, Jr. defines the American Longrifle as the finest example of truly American rococo art, using 262 rifles from his extensive collection. The most comprehensive source ever published, this 3rd Edition features dramatically improved photos using the original negatives, now including the locks. A new 48 page addition features over 240 full color photos with multiple, detailed views of 28 of the finest Kentuckys, many previously unpublished. Much new information discovered over the last 35 years has been added, along with the extensive information & photos from Shumway’s 1983 edition. The early Pennsylvania & Maryland schools of gunsmithing are covered, along with biographical data on the makers. From Crazy Crow Publishing.

Thoughts on the Kentucky Rifle in Its Golden Age – Annotated 3rd Edition – Joe Kindig, Jr.2023-08-07T13:25:06+00:00

Bone Tipped & Banded Horns

For any student of powder horns and/or the Kentucky rifle, Bone Tipped & Banded Horns: Regional Characteristics of Professionally Made Powder Horns – Vol. I by Jay Hopkins is a “must have book” for your personal library. This first volume of a planned two volume set is the culmination of a 50-year study concentrating on regional characteristics of professionally made powder horns. It has been significantly augmented by collaboration and cooperation with other collectors, students and museums. From Crazy Crow Publishing.

Bone Tipped & Banded Horns2023-08-06T20:34:45+00:00

Recreating the American Longrifle, Buchele, Shumway, Alexander

William Buchele, George Shumway & Peter Alexander have combined to write Recreating the American Longrifle, 5th Edition, the best book ever written on building and decorating your own flintlock or percussion longrifle. Recreating the American Longrifle contains an abundance of vital information and extremely helpful tips found nowhere else. With over 285 line drawings and 106 photographs, the many subtle steps and procedures such as inletting, carving, engraving, and all other procedures are covered in great detail. Fully revised in 1998, with over 30,000 copies sold since the first printing. 168 pages, 350 photos & illustrations, 8-1/2" x 11, Soft Cover. From Crazy Crow Publishing.

Recreating the American Longrifle, Buchele, Shumway, Alexander2023-08-07T13:05:39+00:00

Craftwork Techniques of the Native Americans

Craftwork Techniques of the Native Americans – 2nd Edition – Scott Sutton – New expanded Second Edition includes Scott’s wide range of experience in fan making, with tips & techniques on extending feathers and using florets & other decorative feathers in 8 new pages. The secrets of Native American craftwork are contained in 9 popular beadwork projects that will add to your knowledge & skill. From Crazy Crow Publishing. From Crazy Crow Publishing.

Craftwork Techniques of the Native Americans2023-08-06T20:36:37+00:00

Warriors Of The Plains: Native American Regalia & Crafts

Warriors Of The Plains: Native American Regalia & Crafts is filled with images both vintage and modern, this book illustrates the magnificent regalia worn by those memorable warriors who once ruled the Great Plains. With many of today’s Native American dancers incorporating vintage components in their modern outfits, the numerous examples of craftwork techniques presented here can be readily learned for use in creating both dance and ceremonial regalia. 96 pages, 21 historic photos and 284 full color photographs & illustrations. From Crazy Crow Publishing.

Warriors Of The Plains: Native American Regalia & Crafts2023-08-07T13:28:16+00:00

The Plains Warbonnet

The Plains Warbonnet: Its Story and Construction by Barry Hardin, is filled with color images and descriptions of museum examples from several tribes, as well as historic photos of Plains Indians wearing warbonnets with their ceremonial attire. And the Photo Gallery presents some of today’s best craftsmen with examples of their artistry. By combining historical background with construction information, we believe this warbonnet book to be the most comprehensive work ever produced in print about this important symbol of the Native American. From Crazy Crow Publishing.

The Plains Warbonnet2023-08-07T12:59:47+00:00

Native American Moccasins, A Craft Manual

When published in 1969, George White’s book on making American Indian moccasins was the first comprehensive treatise on the subject and it remains so today. After George’s death, it has been published by his son Frank. Frank White decided to retire from publishing in 2013, Crazy Crow acquired the rights to the book. As the last print run was exhausted, we decided to build upon George’s excellent work by adding our detailed Plains Hard-Sole & Soft Sole moccasin instructions with detailed illustrations, along with a number of full color photos of different moccasin styles. From Crazy Crow Publishing.

Native American Moccasins, A Craft Manual2023-08-06T20:45:23+00:00

Flintlock Fowlers

Flintlock Fowlers: The First Guns Made in America by Tom Grinslade is a landmark pictorial study of 18th century of American flintlock fowling pieces that features guns ranging from Club Butts & New England guns to those of eastern Kentucky, along with their origin & construction. Over 160 of these essential firearms, dating from 1700 to 1820, are covered, along with detailed descriptions & numerous photos highlighting the important aspects of each. A special, full-color section, with 59 detailed photos, highlights aspects of some of the most important & decorative pieces. 248 pages & over 950 high quality photographs. From Crazy Crow Publishing.

Flintlock Fowlers2023-08-06T20:42:27+00:00

Engraving Historic Firearms – Take a Look Inside

By far the finest book ever written on hand engraving of firearms as well as other items, Engraving Historic Firearms is the result of painstaking research, practical knowledge and almost 50 years of experience. It is now the standard reference for engravers & collectors alike, and the step-by-step instructions on learning to engrave make it the only book available from which an engraving student can actually learn this skill. From Crazy Crow Publishing.

Engraving Historic Firearms – Take a Look Inside2023-08-06T20:39:33+00:00
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