Accoutrements.- Bill Scurlock, J/A, pg 74.
American Military Arms.- Bill Scurlock, M/A, pg 74.
Benedict Arnold: Patriot and Traitor.- Robert L. Rogers, J/F, pg 74.
Fort Loudon on the Frontier.- Thomas E. Ames, J/A, pg 70.
The Frontiersman: The Real Life and the Many Legends of Davy Crockett.- Chuck
Hamsa, N/D, pg 73.
Living History: Drawing on the Past.- Bill Scurlock, S/O, pg 74.
Making Fire and Light in the Home Pre-1820.- Chuck Hamsa, S/O, pg 74.
The Mountain Man and the Fur Trade.- Dan Scurlock, M/J, pg 70.
North America.- Chuck Hamsa, M/J, pg 74.
Peddlers and Post Traders: The Army Sutler on the Frontier. - Chuck Hamsa,
M/J, pg 74.
Receipts from the Common Kitchen.- Bill Scurlock, J/A, pg 74.
Rocky Mountain Tough.- Bill Scurlock, M/A, pg 74.
The Skulking Way of War.- Chuck Hamsa, J/F, pg 74.
The Technique of Porcupine Quill Decoration among the Indians of North America.-
Chuck Hamsa, M/J, pg 74.
War at Bent's Fort.- Bill Scurlock, J/A, pg 74.
GUNS & GUNSMITHING
Cabela's Black Powder Shotgun.- Randy D. Smith, S/O, pg 50.
A Curious Group of Workshops.- Kit Ravenshear, J/A, pg 47.
Dixie's Deluxe Cub.- Emily Nesbitt, M/J, pg 38.
Forging a Single Trigger.- Robert Mordini, M/J, pg 51.
The Gamecock Rifle.- Dan Wallace, M/J, pg 53.
The Gunsmith of Grenville County.- Peter A. Alexander, "The Sliding
Wooden Patchbox, Part II," J/F, pg 17; "Designing the Metal
Patchbox," S/O, pg 17; "Fabricating the Patchbox," N/D, pg 21.
The Lancaster Project.- Bill Scurlock, M/A, pg 39.
NMLRA Gunsmithing Workshop and Seminar.- Tom Schiffer, M/A, pg 61.
A Poured Forend Cap.- Linne' Hansen, M/A, pg 47.
Track of the Wolf's Northwest Gun.- Mike Nesbitt, N/D, pg 43.
HISTORICAL
Alone.- William J. Rundorff, N/D, pg 55.
Anthony Fricker: Pioneer Gunsmith, Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania.- Thomas E.
Ames, J/A, pg 43.
Apples and the American Frontier.- Loren E. Heinlen, M/J, pg 41.
Beavers 'N Bibles.- Jim Hardee, J/F, pg 66.
The Blacksmith.- James A. Hoffman, M/A, pg 43.
Cache of the Hollow Tree.- Tony Hunter, "A Short History of Robert
Rogers: Conclusion," J/F, pg 29; "The Fur Trade in the American Southwest:
Before the Mountain Men Arrived," M/A, pg 25; "A Short History of the Fur Trade
in the American Southwest: The Invasion of the French and Americans," M/J, pg 25;
"A Short History: The American Trappers and Traders Invade New Mexico," J/A, pg
23; "A Short History: The Evolution of the Santa Fe Trade," S/O, pg 29;
"A Short History: Making the Connection with California," N/D, pg 27.
Captain Pipe.- Don Blackburn, M/A, pg 51.
18th Century Medicine.- William Lee Davis, M/J, pg 33.
Eyewitness to History.- Jim Crutchfield, "Captain Marcy's
Guidebook," J/F, pg 39; "The Taos Trial and Executions," M/A, pg 59;
"The Taos Trial: Part II," M/J, pg 45; "The Taos Trial: Part III,"
J/A, pg 51; "Colonel Leavenworth and the Arikaras," S/O, pg 59;
"Prince Maximilian and Karl Bodmer on the Missouri," N/D, pg 61.
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A Frontier Naturalist: Constantine S. Rafinesque.
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Vince Brach, S/O, pg 47.
Leather Fire Buckets.- Michael A. Breza, J/F, pg 64.
Loyal She Began.- Fil Walker, M/J, pg 61.
Mountain Medicine.- Charles Overstreet, J/A, pg 61.
The Southern Mountaineers: The Cherokees of the French and Indian War Period.-
Russell J. Borghere, J/A, pg 28.
Tenoxtitlan in 1832: Fur Trade Correspondence in Texas. - Tony
Krischke, J/A, pg 53.
Trail Food in 18th Century America.- Gary S. Zaboly, "Part Two: Hunting
and Fishing," J/F, pg 45; "Part Three: Foraging and Other Food Sources,"
M/A, pg 31.
HOW-TO
Gather 'Round the Stove. - J/F, pg 35; M/J, pg 30; S/O, pg 34; N/D, pg
36.
How to Shoulder a Canoe. The Easy Way!.-- Larry Lyles, J/A, pg 57.
Swinging Targets.-- Thomas W. Redman, M/A, pg 69.
HUNTING
The Bear Hunters.- James F. Keefe, J/A, pg 33.
Black Powder and Barking Dogs.-- John E. Phillips, M/J, pg 47.
Calling All Coyotes.- Brook Elliott, J/F, pg 41.
Caribou of the Barrenlands.- Al Raychard, J/F, pg 58.
Exotic Challenge.- Denny Vasquez, M/J, pg 64.
Hunting Bushytails for Whitetails.-- David W. Reed, S/O, pg 42.
Ninety Minutes in the Life of a Hunter.- Don Kettelkamp, N/D, pg 63.
Oregon Trail Antelope the Old- Fashioned Way.-- Tony R. Riley, N/D, pg 33.
LIVING HISTORY
In Search of the Primitive Trek: Can You Really Get Away from It
All?.- Steve
Smith, M/J, pg 57.
Jack Hubbard's "Early Uglies".- Ted Franklin Belue, J/A, pg 40.
Longhunter's Sojourn at Mansker's Station. C.A. Smith, S/O, pg 55.
A Pilgrim's Journey.-- Mark A. Baker, "Keeping with the Original
Goal," J/F, pg 11; "Putting Away My Hobbyhorse," M/A, pg 13;
"Resigning My Domestic Happiness," M/J, pg 11; "Just Frontier
Trash," J/A, pg 11; "Another Chance," S/O, pg 11; "Dancin'
Barefoot," N/D, pg 13.
Quillwork: The Ultimate Accoutrement.-- Paul R. Jones, S/O, pg 36.
Reliving History at Sutter's Fort.-- Ken Falletti, N/D, pg 39.
Shinin' Times.-- Dorothy Stade, M/A, pg 63.
Tidings from the 18th Century.-- Beth Gilgun, "Jackets for My
Lady," J/F, pg 23; "Publick Houses of Entertainment," M/A, pg 19;
"Samuel Barker's Breeches," M/J, pg 17; "Paying Attention to
Details," J/A, pg 17; "The Knotted Game Bag," S/O, pg 23.
The Transformation of a "Wannabe".- Jack Droesch, M/A, pg
65.
SHOOTING
The Bead Shoot.- Thomas W. Redman, M/J, pg 68.
The Care and Cleaning of Firelocks in the 18th Century. - John U. Rees, S/O,
pg 62.
Long Balls and the Smoothbore.- Jim Byrd, J/A, pg 68.
Trailwalk.-- Tom Brown, J/A, pg 65.
Trouble-Free Shotgunning.--- Bob Krawczyk, J/F, pg 53.
The Under-Rated .45 Caliber Rifle.-- Randy Smith, M/A, pg 55.
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