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Allentown - Bethlam School of the Kentucky Rifle.
This is a replica of a rifle attributed to Jacob Dubbs of NorthHampton
County, Pennsylvania. During construction, He was one of the early
gun makers. 50 cal, 48 octagon round, swamped barrel.
Price: $6,000

PACKAGE DEAL!!
Replica of Jacob Kuntz, 54 cal. Rifle of the Allentown School of the Kentucky
Rifle. Price: $12,000
Vegetable tanned leather rifleman's bag. Completely hand sewn with waxed
Irish linen thread. Hand forged patch knife, 65 grain handmade powder measure.
pan brush, and vent pick. Original Lancaster County, Pennsylvania screw tip powder
horn. Price: $820
Handmade pipe Tomahawk. Price $4500 If sold as a COMPLETE PACKAGE Price: $15,000

The pipeTomahawk
is a part of American history and has been made by some of the riflesmith artisans whowere active in building the American long rifles in the18th century. Some of the high art tomahawks were presented to the chief of a tribe as a gesture of friendship. Possession of one of these tomahawks became a status symbol. The British government on occasion would comission certain gunbuilders to make presentation tomahawks when they were going to an important meeting or treaty with a tribe.The tomahawk pictured above has the characteristicsJacob Kuntz used on the rifles he built. The inlays are done in the manner the original builders used. No solder is used to hold the inlays in the head of the tomahawk.The mortise for an inlay is under-cut and a rubbing taken in the inlay, is sawed out with a jewler saw. The inlay is set in the mortise, The inlay is then filed flush with the metal surface of the tomahawk and ingraved. The handle is approximately 23 inches long, the head is just over8 inches long. The silver wire and inlays are .999 pure silver.
Price: $4500.

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	Allentown - Bethlam School of the Kentucky Rifle. This is a replica of a rifle attributed to Jacob Dubbs of NorthHampton County, Pennsylvania. During construction, He was one of the early gun makers. 50 cal, 48 octagon round, swamped barrel. Price: $6,000
		PACKAGE DEAL!! Replica of Jacob Kuntz, 54 cal. Rifle of the Allentown School of the Kentucky Rifle. Price: $12,000 Vegetable tanned leather rifleman's bag. Completely hand sewn with waxed Irish linen thread. Hand forged patch knife, 65 grain handmade powder measure. pan brush, and vent pick. Original Lancaster County, Pennsylvania screw tip powder horn. Price: $820 Handmade pipe Tomahawk. Price $4500 If sold as a COMPLETE PACKAGE Price: $15,000



		The pipeTomahawk is a part of American history and has been made by some of the riflesmith artisans whowere active in building the American long rifles in the18th century. Some of the high art tomahawks were presented to the chief of a tribe as a gesture of friendship. Possession of one of these tomahawks became a status symbol. The British government on occasion would comission certain gunbuilders to make presentation tomahawks when they were going to an important meeting or treaty with a tribe.The tomahawk pictured above has the characteristicsJacob Kuntz used on the rifles he built. The inlays are done in the manner the original builders used. No solder is used to hold the inlays in the head of the tomahawk.The mortise for an inlay is under-cut and a rubbing taken in the inlay, is sawed out with a jewler saw. The inlay is set in the mortise, The inlay is then filed flush with the metal surface of the tomahawk and ingraved. The handle is approximately 23 inches long, the head is just over8 inches long. The silver wire and inlays are .999 pure silver. Price: $4500.
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