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The blacksmith forged Squaw hawk from H&B Forge is great for camp use, lite wood chopping and throwing. The 19" hickory handle stands normal camp use but often gets damaged when throwing "Handles" with friends. Replacement handles are available.

The sheath is made from heave weight vegtable tanned cow hide is made with a gussett that keeps the blade from cutting the leather lacing. The 2-1/4" wide heavy cow hide belt is fitted with a rectangular buckle of solid brass  and fits up to a 48" waist. The durable belt also makes a good carrying place for knives and other tools.

All these items are available seperatley, but are combined here at the special price of $78.50!

by Jim Dressler and Jeff Jaeger. Hardbound, 120 pages, 11" x 8-1/2". The goal of this book is to make known the life and work of  a master craftsman and master artist. The guns made by John Small are masterpieces, fully the equal of those produced by the great gunsmiths of Pennsylvania in the "Golden Age" of the flintlock rifle. Numerous detailed photographs, many in color, of the guns, hawks, powder horns and other works of art of John Small, combined with detailed biographical and historical background on Small and the recepients of the guns he produced make this book a must have for historians, artists and collectors.

by Nigel Brown. Hardbound, 304 pages, 8-1/2" x 12". Index, Apendices & Additional London, Birmingham, Regional, and Scottish Records. The final volume of the British Gunmakers series compiles the records of old & new gunmakers and expands the factual information highlighted in the first two volumes. Illustrated throughout and offers new research on records of an additional 190 Scottish and English gunmaking firms, particularly from Birmingham and London.

by Erik Goldstein and Stuart Mowbray. Softbound, 160 pages, 11" x 8-1/2". A pattern-by-pattern, full color guide to the muskets of the Redcoats. Learn to identify and understand the Brown Bess musket quickly and easily. Useful features include quick identification guide, 959 detailed color photographs, straight forward explinations of comon Brown Bess markings. Includes an illustrated bayonet guide. Fantastic color photos showing even the most minute markings.

by Norbert Klups. Hardbound, 208 pages, 9" x 11-1/2". The double barrel rifle is an important tool for the passionate hunter. The perfection of handiwork is as compelling as the spirit that emanates from the weapons. This book examines the firearm in sections including chapters on: the development, side-by-sides and over-unders, breeches and breech systems, single and double triggers, the barrel unit, the butt stock, sights, instruction in the use and care of double barrels and much more. Over 270 beautifully detailed, close up full color photographs show tremendous engraving, highly figured wood grain, intricately checkered stocks, and high finishes that make double barreled guns ideal for hunting and collecting.  

by Nicholas L. Chandler. Hardbound, 192 pages, 11-1/4" x 8-3/4". A detailed study of the very earliest American percussion firearms. A collectors guide to the underhammer pistols and longarms made between 1826 and 1840. Learn to date these guns and determine their rarity. All the makers are covered, making identification easy. 354 clear, detailed, full color photographs. A culmination of more than 50 years of collecting and careful study.

by W.H.B. Smith. Hardbound, 279 pages, 8-1/2" x 11". The first American text to deal with high power, high precision air and gas weapons. Representative samples of every major world manufacturer were gathered for personal testing to check the manufacturers' varying claims. The author explores the history of air-rifle ammunition and also explains how to identify and appraise firearms for purchase; load, strip and opperate small arms; and dismount and assemble guns for cleaning or repair. Includes photographs, operational drawings, specifications, and test results of every major world manufacturer. An important addition to the library of any firearms collector, dealer, or historian.

by Paul Kiesling. Hardbound, 669 pages, 8-1/2" x 12". Originally published as a four volume set, this new revised edition contains much new information and clearer illustrations. It is still the reference work by which all other bayonet books are measured. Divided by country, each bayonet is fully described by weapom, blade, hilt, scabbard, and other important factors. Dimensions of each bayonet given for blade length, width and thickness as well as other important dimensional information. Each bayonet fully illustrated with black and white drawings and cross sections as necessary.

by Stuart C. Mowbray and Joe Puleo. Hardbound, 408 pages, 11" X 8-1/2". A full color guide to all of your favorite vintage and surplus rifles. An invaluable, lavishly illustrated and important book that any military rifle enthusiast must have on his shelf. Organized by country with translations of confusing foreign markings. Over 2400 color photographs.

by Joseph M. Cornell. Hardbound, 286 pages, 8-1/2" x 11". Since 1866, Winchester has produced hundreds of models of rifles and shotguns. This edition gives you everything you need to enjoy the fascinating world of these uniquely American firearms: photos, descriptions and accurate values for the guns that made Winchester the most respected firearms manufacturer of all times. The author has brought together his experience as an accredited and certified firearms specialty appraiser to produce a volume that is as entertaining as it is informative. Collector pricing for more than 700 models, accurate, detailed descriptions and more than 350 full color photographs.

by Robert C. Renneberg. Hardbound, 256 pages, 8-1/2" x 11". This revised, expanded edition is the culmination of the author's relentless research on the Model 1894/94 and presents never-before-published information on the '94's offspring, the Models 55 and 64. A definitive study on the most successful lever-action rifle of all times. Over 100 new and unique photos; all new information on final innovations to the series, including the .410 shotgun variation; expanded "Fun Facts" section with absolutely unique information. For the shooter, hunter or collector, this new edition is your single best guide to the rifle that carved out a legend throughout the world.

by Ray T. Giles & Daniel L. Shuey. Hardbound, 312 pages, 9" x 11-1/2". One hundred years of cartridge boxes from Winchester and its predecessor companies, Volcanic Repeating Arms and New Haven Arms. Coverage includes all the calibers cataloged for every rifle model from 1856 to 1956. With over 1400  full color pictures, this book also includes a pricing guide as well as a rarity guide. Wether you want to date your collectabe box or determine which box would be appropriate as a contemporary display pice with your Winchester rifle, this is the book you need. Text includes a glossary of abbrevations used, bibliography, and index for easy reference. 

by R. L. Wilson. Hardbound, 384 pages, 11-1/4" x 8-3/4". In this volume you will find the work of hundreds of armsmakers and over three hundred hand engravers all presented in high quality, full color photographs. In edition to the fine engraving of firearms you will also find engraved knives and accoutrements. Exhaustive research and the examination of over two hundred private collections, museums and armsmakers make this volume a must for every engraver, collector and historian.  

by Dennis Adler. Hardbound, 208 pages, 12-1/4" x 9-1/4". A definitive source in the creation, history, growth and evolution of black powder long arms and pistols, providing a wealth of information for black powder shooters, collectors, re-enactors, and lovers of the American West. Covers everything from the early flintlock muskets, rifles and pistols up to today's modern inline rifles.

by David T.T. Smith. Softbound, 87 pages, 7" x 10". Profuselly illustrated, this book discusses in detail the replica firearms that Cowboy shooters most often choose and does it in the proper context of how they are used in Cowboy Action Shooting. Includes complete disassembly and reassembly instructions with detailed close up photographs for many revolvers, rifles and shotguns. Over 165 black and white photographs.

by George Layman with Foreword by Norm Flayderman. Hardbound, 238 pages, 8-1/2" x 11". A country-by-country identification guide to the military rolling block rifles of the USA and the world. 672 detailed black and white photographs show you exactly what to look for. Correctly identifies and explains more than fifty rifle models that have never been identified before. Shows you the markings and features and clearly lists and illustrates correct original features and finishes so you can tell a valuable rarity from a nearly worthless parts gun. A must for the Rolling Block collector.

by Gary Yee. Foreword by MSG "Rocky" Chandler. Introduction by William Edwards. Afterword by Maj. Jim Land (ret).  Hardbound, 836 pages, 7-1/4" x 10-1/4". This book examines the blackpowder sharpshooter in battle and in their struggle for acceptance. From the Seven Years War's German Jaegers at Minden to the deadly post Civil War American rifleman, Sharpshooters draws heavily upon first hand accounts from both Billy Yank and Johnny Reb as they fight each other in Virginia, the Midwest and along the Mississippi. The British riflemen of the 95th Rifle Brigade and the 60th Royal Americans are not neglected. Follow their feats in Argentina, accross the Spanish Penninsula, to Waterloo and the Crimea. You'll learn how men were selected and trained; and of their tactics and counter measures. From fast moving battles to lengthy sieges, the blackpowder sharpshooter delivered long range fire that struck fear in the enemy and won accolades for themselves. Includes a brief examination of their legacy to their modern descendents, the sniper.