Where
Capitol City Rifle and Pistol Club
14318 Littlerock Road
Littlerock, WA 98662
(South of Olympia Washington)
Driving Directions
Contact
Mail Checks or Money Order to register or purchase Raffle tickets
John Shorb PowderHorns and More PO Box 1922 Morro Bay CA 93443 805-772-5367
horndust19@yahoo.com
HORN CONTEST PRIZES
- There will be a horn judging contest for three categories:
- Engraved Powder Horn,
- Non Engraved Powder Horn
- Horn Item NOT a Powder Horn.
- Prizes for 1st and 2nd place and ribbons for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place.
- You can enter items in all three categories if you want.
These are the prizes for the First and Second place winners of the Horn Making contest. The prizes will be a powder horn strap donated by the Weaving Welshman and nice cow horns donated by Powder Horns and More.
Powder Horn by Rick Froelich (New picture coming)
Lancaster Style Screw Tip horn by Steve Vance.
Scrimshaw Quality Cow horn donated by Powder Horns and More. Red with black strap donated by The Weaving Welshman.
Scrimshaw Quality Carvable Cow horn. Black with tan stripes strap was donated by The Weaving Welshman.
This Scrimshaw Quality Cow horn donated by Powder Horns and More. Lynn has incorporated bees wax into the fibers of this strap .Donated by The Weaving Welshman.
MORE RAFFLE PRIZES!
THE HARTLEY HORN DRAWINGS
This hard back book was donated by Jeff Bibb at The Honourable Company of Horners.
ENGRAVING HISTORIC FIREARMS by John Schippers
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NEW PRIZE Just In!!
Ron Hess made this banded horn from the North Carolina Piedmont region. The base plug is persimmon and also the plug. The tip is an applied tip.(lekhess@plantationcable.net)
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EVENT DOOR PRIZES
(Prizes for attendees)
Traveling horn Oven!
by Dave Raze
Annie MacHale OFFICIAL Horn Strap woven at the 2012 West Coast Horn Fair.
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Sewing Kit by Steve Skillman
SET OF 3 PRINTS BY DAVID CARRICK donated by PowderHorns and More
West Coast Horn Fair
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You do not need to be present to win!
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Raffle Tickets
These prizes are for the West Coast Horn Fair Raffle. You do not need to be present to win. You can buy tickets through this site up to April 23, 2013. After that, you can buy them at the event.
We will mail prizes to the winners after May 15th.
This form can be used for people not attending the event or to buy extra raffle tickets.
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John Shorb PO Box 1922 Morro Bay CA 93443
100% of the proceeds pays for the event.
Raffle Prizes Available
NOT ALL PRIZES LISTED HERE. I am limited to only so many pictures.
Here is a list of items already donated to benefit future West Coast Horn Fairs. Every penny generated by the raffles goes into the Horn Fair fund. It either helps to pay for this year's event, or it is carried over to next year's excitement.
Willy Frankfort, Master Horner of The Honourable Company of Horners made this 18th century horn box. The oval box has a Federal eagle 1776 on one side and Liberty on the other.
- Two woven powder horn straps. Plus a gift certificate for a CUSTOM powder horn strap.
- manufactured by Kris Polizzi. (3 total prizes) The Blue and white strap has a red with black stripe down the middle. It is one inch wide and 54" long plus fringe. The black with red is 55" long and one inch wide. The both are soft and striking.
A gift certificate for a custom strap by Annie MacHale. .
She is the one who the official 2012 West Coast Horn Fair strap in Morro Bay, CA! The strap pictured will be a door prize at the event. You will have to be present to win. 
Crawdad (Jerry Frank) donated this very nice Banjo Style horn.
It is a small day horn and NOT a priming horn. It can be filled with powder and placed in a pocket on the hunt. It holds about 14 - 70 grain shots.
The horn is capped with walnut sides with a horn spout. the Spout peg is made out of Hickory shaft, ebony fluted thumb hold, with a bone pin.
This Southern Banded Powder Horn was donated by Scott Sibley. The horn measures 13" around the double curve. Scott filed the horn to make it much lighter in weight. The tip is turned Whitetail antler and it done in two pieces as were the majority of original horns. The tip and bands are fastened with wooden pegs. There are four turned bands. The base plug is cherry, turned with a "wasp waist" design as per an original "Shenandoah Valley" horn that is in Scott’s collection. The dark color is also like the original horn.
One "The Southern Banded Horn" by Scott and Kathy Sibley, donated by Smoke and Thunder. Shannon Kirby attended the WCHF in 2012. He can be found at http://www.smoke-thunder.com
Engraving Tool by David Rase
The tip is a Coulter Precision carbide point held in place with a set screw so the tip can be changed out when it gets dull. Dave hand turned the brass holder and installed a blue grip cushion. You can reach David at davidrase@q.com
Wampum beaded Belt "Hawkeye Belt" donated by Gary Bertelsen
This one of a kind horn belt is designed after the belt Daniel Day Lewis used as a horn belt in the movie "Last of the Mohicans". It is also known at the "Hawkeye Belt" It measures (beaded portion) 50 inches Gary can be reached at gbertels@insight.rr.com
One Round horn box with Horn Trim on lid by Tim Sanner
Tim Sanner is a Journeyman Horner in the Honourable Company of Horners! This little container is called a Horn Box. The box is made of cow horn with a walnut base. This is a piece anyone would be proud to own.
The Weaving Welshman known as Lynn Blevens donated this 1 1/2 inch blue strap with gold and black stripes.
Paul Moore from The Old Weavers of KY donated this lovely cotton black and white strap. They can be reached at hotrodtwins@aol.com
Engraved horn cup by Brian Gibson. He can be reached at
sabakakrazny@hotmail.com
One "Real Men Shoot Flint" Coffee Cup, donated by Rick Sheets of JW Web Solutions. http://www.jwwebsolutions.com/
Gary Berterlson also sent a set of ”Osceola” beaded garters. These are based on the original piece at the National Museum of the American Indian. They say that the original set is associated with Osceola and included in a George Catlin painting.
More Information
John and Linda Shorb horndust19@yahoo.com 805-772-5367 West Coast Horn Fair 2013