The Last Plantation
— Bill Scurlock, Jan/Feb,
pg. 66.
A Quillwork Companion
— Bill Scurlock, Mar/Apr, pg. 66.
Simplified V-Springs
— Bill Scurlock, Mar/Apr, pg. 66.
GENERAL
Across the South Pass: "Part 1,"
— William J. Rundorff, Jan/Feb, pg.
58; "Part 2," Mar/Apr, pg. 48.
The Custom Muzzleloading Rifle
—
Sam Fadala, Nov/Dec, pg. 26.
Haste to the Wedding
— Ted Franklin Belue, Jan/Feb, pg. 46.
Jack's Place
— Lyle A. Cubberly, Nov/Dec, pg. 61.
Ken Scott's Authentic Hunting Pouches
— Virginia Scott, Jul/Aug, pg. 30.
My Personal Discovery of the Board of Ordinance "1776 Contract Rifle"
—
Kit Ravenshear, Jul/Aug, pg. 53.
The Old Gunsmith
—
Tom Harbin, Sep/Oct, pg. 57; "Part Two," Nov/Dec, pg. 41.
HISTORICAL
American-Bred Horses that Won the Frontier
— Becky Rodgers, Nov/Dec, pg. 48.
The Battle of Flint Creek
— Daryl Visser, May/Jun, pg. 48.
The Battle of Nashville
— Jim Crutchfield, May/Jun, pg. 43.
The Bourgeois of St. Louis
— John Legg, Jan/Feb, pg. 34.
Cache of the Hollow Tree
— Tony Hunter, "The Wilderness Battles of the
War of 1812, Part 4: Zebulon Pike and the Capture of York," Jan/Feb, pg. 11; "Part
5: The Battles Around Niagara Falls," Mar/Apr, pg. 25; "Part 6: The Niagara
River Battles of Chippewa, Lundy's Lane and Fort Erie," May/Jun, pg. 30; "The Winter
Battles Which Saved the Revolution, Part 1: Prologue to the Battles of Trenton and
Princeton," Jul/Aug, pg. 23; "Part 2: The Battle of Trenton," Sep/Oct, pg. 27;
"Part 3: Washington Crosses the Delaware a Second Time," Nov/Dec, pg. 31.
The Colonial Military Shoe
— Arthur E. Ayotte, Jul/Aug, pg. 41.
Daniel Morgan: Continental Army General and Rifleman
— Daryl R. Visser, Jan/Feb,
pg. 49.
Eyewitness to History
—
Jim Crutchfield, "Description of the California
Battalion," Jan/Feb, pg. 25; "Captured by the Indians," Mar/Apr, pg. 38; "An
Early Nashvillian Reminisces," May/Jun, pg. 66; "Pedro Vial's Fight with the
Indians," Jul/Aug, pg. 66; "Spanish California in 1841," Sep/Oct, pg. 66;
"Blackbird, Chief of the Omahas," Nov/Dec, pg. 55.
Haste to the Wedding
— Ted Franklin Belue, Jan/Feb, pg. 46.
High Country Fairs
— Dan Scurlock, May/Jun, pg. 57.
Keeping It Dry
— William J. McPeak, May/Jun, pg. 38.
The Legacy of the American Trapper
— Robert A. Freeman, May/Jun, pg. 60.
The Memoirs of John Cuppy, Frontier Spy
— Ted Franklin Belue, Jul/Aug, pg. 35.
The Mexican Carreta or Two Wheeled Cart
— Jerry Turner, Mar/Apr, pg. 54.
Napoleon of the Northwest
— James Burnett, Sep/Oct, pg. 50.
Olive's Gift
— Ted Franklin Belue, Mar/Apr, pg. 58.
Promyshleniki...The Other Mountain Men
— Thomas R. Tompkins, Jul/Aug, pg. 48.
Rendezvous on the Ouabache
— Tim Todish, Sep/Oct, pg. 39.
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A Blade Reborn
— Vince Brach, Jan/Feb, pg. 52.
Campsites for the Traveler
—
Don Farmer, Jul/Aug, pg. 59.
Candle Making
— Tom Harbin, May/Jun, pg. 52.
Civil War Era Cartridge Pouch
— Larry Lyles, Nov/Dec, pg. 36.
From the Tinker's Shop
— Tom Redman, "Whipping A Rope," May/Jun, pg.
36; "Coiling," Jul/Aug, pg. 28; "Taunt-line Hitch," Sep/Oct, pg. 44;
"Bowline," Nov/Dec, pg. 46.
Gather 'Round the Stove
— Jan/Feb, pg. 27; Mar/Apr, pg. 30; May/Jun, pg. 27; Jul/Apr, pg.
45; Sep/Oct, pg. 23; Nov/Dec, pg. 23.
My Affair with Sinew
— Stan Honour, Jan/Feb, pg. 40.
HUNTING
Maryland's Little Elk
— Barbara Elliott, Sep/Oct, pg. 46.
A Morning to Remember
— Oran Scurlock, Sep/Oct, pg. 33.
Muzzleloader Mixed Bag
— Robert A. Freeman, Jan/Feb, pg. 44.
LIVING HISTORY
Back Woods Fishin'
— Tom Lawrence, Mar/Apr, pg. 34.
Breeches, Leggings and Clouts
— Edward C. Maurer, Mar/Apr, pg. 43.
Deliverance II
— Don Blackburn, Jul/Aug, pg. 56.
Do It As 'Twas Done
—
Bob Caswell, Nov/Dec, pg. 57.
The First into Michigan
— Sergeant Brent Kimmer, Jan/Feb, pg. 55.
First Trek
—
Mark Sperry, Sep/Oct, pg. 54.
The Great Water Barrel Saga
— Phil Nissen, Nov/Dec, pg. 52.
Living History: Practicing the Past in Color
— Susan Jennys, Jan/Feb, pg. 62.
A Pilgrim's Journey
—
Mark A. Baker, "Worthy of Washington?," Mar/Apr,
pg. 12; "A Believable Image," May/Jun, pg. 12; "Carrying the Common
Options," Jul/Aug, pg. 12; "Carrying the Common Options: Part 2," Sep/Oct, pg. 10;
"Practicing With What You Find," Nov/Dec, pg. 12.
Running a Knife & Tomahawk Range
— James Henry Burow, Mar/Apr, pg. 40.
The Simplest, Fairest Way to Score Rendezvous Events
— Bernie Rowe, May/Jun, pg.
47.
Stay Alive-Be Prepared
— Ed Maurer, Jan/Feb, pg. 30.
Tidings from the 18th Century
— Beth Gilgun, "Embroidery," Jan/Feb, pg.
14; "Stays," Mar/Apr, pg. 18; "Jacket & Petticoat," May/Jun, pg. 21;
"Cloaks," Jul/Aug, pg. 17; "Children's Clothing," Sep/Oct, pg. 17;
"Children's Clothing," Nov/Dec, pg. 17.
Touchwood and Tinder Fungus
— Ray Hardy, Jan/Feb, pg. 60.
SHOOTING
The Bite 'Em Onna Ear Rifle Frolic
— R. Benton Coogle, Mar/Apr, pg. 51.
A Handful of Thunder
—
John R. Currens, Sep/Oct, pg. 35.
GUNSMITHING
The Gunsmith of Grenville County
— Peter A. Alexander, "The Trigger
Guard," Jan/Feb, pg. 19; "8th Annual Dixon's Gunmakers' Fair," May/Jun, pg. 17.
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