INDEX OF ARTICLES—2003

BOOK REVIEWS
British Campaign Furniture: Elegance under Canvas !740-1914-Richard S. Toone, Jan/Feb, page 80.

Encyclopedia of Native American Bows, Arrows and Quivers-Bill Scurlock, Jan/Feb, page 75.

Heroes to Me-Rex Allen Norman, Nov/Dec, page 83.

The Hunters of Kentucky: A Narrative History of America's First Far West, 1750-1792-Timothy C. Nichols, Mar/Apr, page 84.

Indian War Clubs of the American Frontier-Bill Scurlock, Jan/Feb, page 80.

Libery's Daughters-Jerry Crawford, Mar/Apr, page 78.

Massacre at Fort William Henry-Tim Todish, Nov/Dec, page 82.

Seeing through the Eyes of Yesterday: The Kentucky Rifle and the Golden Mean-Peter A. Alexander, Jul/Aug, page 84.

To Go upon Discovery: James Cook and Canada-George Larrabee, July/Aug, page 79.

CRAFTS & CRAFTSMEN

From the Hands of the Master Craftsman-"Jerry Huddleston," Paul R. Jones, Mar/Apr, page 40; "David T. Dodds," Paul R. Jones, Sept-Oct, page 40; "Steve Davis and Mike Rowe," Bill Scurlock, Nov/Dec, page 40.

A New Birch-Bark Canoe for a New Museum-Rochelle Dale, May/Jun, page 55.

Triple "J" Horns and Pouches-Lynn D. Sorum, Sept/Oct, page 49.

GUNS & GUNSMITHING
Clark's Little Gun-Gary J. Peterson, May/Jun, page 73.

David Crockett's First Rifle-Danny Caywood, Sept/Oct, page 67.

The Gunsmith of Grenville County-Peter A. Alexander, "A Study of an Early Virginia Longrifle," MAy/June, page 31; "The Masonic Kentucky Rifle," Jul/Aug, page 17.

HISTORICAL
The Art of the Tale: The Sh-tting Spring-Ted Franklin Belue, Mar/Apr, page 65.

Benjamin Logan: The Forgotten Kentucky Hero-Ronald W. Poppe, Jul/Aug, page 71.

Cache of the Hollow Tree-Tony Hunter, "The Viking Ancestry of Daniel Boone: Part 1," Jan/Feb, page 35; "Who Will Command?" Mar/Apr, page 47; "The Jesuit Black Robes among the Hurons: Part 1," May/June, page 41; "Part 2," Jul/Aug, page 25; "Part 3," Sept/Oct, page 27; "The American Windsor Chair: Part 1" nov/Dec, page 31.

Earthen Camp Kitchens-John U. Rees, Sept/Oct, page 59.

Eyewitness to History-Jim Crutchfield, "An Early Murder along the Ohio River," Jan/Feb, page 41; "The Battle of Bloody Marsh," Mar/Apr, page 37; "The Texan-Santa Fe Expedition," May/Jun, page 37; "The Battle of Franklin: A Soldier's View," Jul/Aug, page 35; "The Case of the Double-Barreled Cannon," Nov/Dec, page 53.

A Flap over Flaps-Robert Kisthart, Sept/Oct, page 84.

George Michael Bedinger, Hunter and Statesman: Part 2-Ted Franklin Belue, Jan/Feb, page 58.

North Carolina Provincials and the French and Indian War-John R. Maass, Sept/Oct, page 53.

Shebangs, Shades and Shelter Tents-John U. Rees, "Part 1," Mar/Apr, page 69; "Part 2," May/Jun, page 63.

The Spark that Started a Revolution: Part 2-Earl Echelberry, Jan/Feb, page 50.

Western Backtracks-Ronald Kil, "Los Diablos Tejanos: Part 2," Jan/Feb, page 47; "Long Knives," Mar/Apr, page 61; "The Spoils of War," May/Jun, page 51; "Los Ciboleros: Part 1," Sept/Oct, page 38; "Part 2," Nov/Dec, page 37.

HOW-TO
Gather 'Round the Stove—Jan/Feb, page 64; May/June, page 71; July/Aug, page 39; Sept/Oct, page 45.
Making Barrel Keys and Lugs: Part 1-Fred J. Stutzenberger, Nov/Dec, page 68.

Wheelbarrow Workbench-Fred J. Stutzenberger, May/Jun, page 59.

HUNTING & SHOOTING
Daniel Ashby's Bear Hunt-John Droesch, Jan/Feb, page 71.

A Little Trek on Snowshoes-John D. Adair, Sept/Oct, page 73.

On the Game Trail-"The Christening," Terry Eddings, Jan/Feb, page 44; "It's All about the Hunt," Larry Fiorillo, May/Jun, page 47; "Turkey Hunt on Shickskinny Mountain, Michael Zimmerman, Nov/Dec, page 56.

Shooting the Bull-Mike Nesbitt, "Little Things That You Need with a Flintlock," Jan/Feb, page 31; "Flintlock Pistols," Mar/Apr, page 33; "Those Persnickety Percussions," May/June, page 27; "Reloading on the Move," Jul/Aug, page 31; "Offhand Shooting: Let's Get Serious," Sept/Oct, page 33; "More about Flints," Nov/Dec, page 47.

LIVING HISTORY
The Far West-Rex Allen Norman, "The Humble Shirt," Jan/Feb, page 19; "Mountaineer Moccasins," Mar/Apr, page 21; "Hunter's Hoods and Wolf-Ear Caps," May/Jun, page 13; "'Topping Off': Felt Hats and Other Caps," Jul/Aug, page 11; "Butchers and Scalpers," Sept/Oct, page 21; "Encasing the Knife," Nov/Dec, page 25.

Phases, Crazes, and the Next hot Trend-Bill Higbie, Jan/Feb, page 67.

A Pilgrim's Journey-Mark A. Baker, "Bearing Horrible Memories," Jan/Feb, page 11; "A Reckless and Daring Breed," Mar/Apr, page 11; "Truly Teaching, Truly Trying," Sept/Oct, page 11; "Gralloching and Tallow Rendereing," Nov/Dec, page 11.

Reenacting the Passover-Sharon Ann Burnston, Mar/Apr, page 55.

Rendezvous at Portuguese Houses-Gary J. Peterson, Jul/Aug, page 65.

Summer Scout-Mike Blumenstein, Jul/Aug, page 53.

Tidings from the 18th Century-Beth Gilgun, "To Keep Warm in Winter," Jan/Feb, page 25; "A Bit of Quilting," Mar/Apr, page 27; "Printed and Painted Cottons," May/Jun, page 19; "Simples, Remedies and Receipts," Nov/Dec, page 19.

Trek 2000-Jack Meade, Jul/Aug, page 61

MISCELLANEOUS

Early American Folk Humor as History-Joe Lane Wood, "The Militai Company Drill," Jul/Aug, page 75' "The Shooting Match," Sept/Oct, page 75; "A Desperate Race," Nov/Dec, page 75.

Every Man a King-Clayton Emery, Jul/Aug, page 45.

Interview with Win Blevins-Meredith Blevins, Nov/Dec, page 72.

Joe's Buffalo Hunt-Ronald Kil, Nov/Dec, page 62.

Ramrods Aren't Just for Muzzleloading Anymore!-John N. Kiselica, May/June, page 80.

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