Doe Skin Gold Pouch 4oz

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  Vial 1 oz Glass w/ Lid

  The size of this vial is stated in the amount of placer gold it will hold.

  HW-03005016

  $0.38
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  Vial 2 oz Glass w/ Lid

  The size of this vial is stated in the amount of placer gold it will hold.

  HW-03005017

  $0.40
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  Vial 3 oz Glass w/ Lid

  The size of this vial is stated in the amount of placer gold it will hold.

  HW-03005018

  $0.42
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  Vial 4 oz Glass w/ Lid

  The size of this vial is stated in the amount of placer gold it will hold.

  HW-03005019

  $0.51
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  Cowhide Gold Pouch, 4oz

  This quality leather gold poke has a draw string to secure your finds. This supple leather pouche will hold your nuggets or gold vials. We have two sizes of doe skin and one of cowhide. Pouch is 4 inches tall and 2 inches wide. Will hold a 4 ounce gold vial

  HW-03005097

  $3.40
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  Estwing Leather Sheath for Pointed Tip Rock Hammers #3

  Due to limited product on hand: Limit One (1) per customer.

  Due to increasing cost of leather it is no longer cost effective to manufacture the leather sheaths.

  Estwing has replaced the leather sheath with nylon sheaths manufactured with the same basic design.

  Estwing Leather Sheath for Pointed Tip Rock Hammers

  New model. The sheath now has a "relaxed fit" making it easier to use in the field as well as working with more hammers.
  
  Fits Estwing Pointed Tip Rock Hammers. Now fits the Estwing Supreme 24oz Big Face Pointed Tip Rock Hammer and the Valley Soft-Touch 20oz Pointed Tip Rock Hammer.
  
  Leather snap case for the Estwing 24 oz, 22 oz, 13 oz, and 14 oz Rock Picks. Difficult to use until well broken in. We recommend the Gfeller Casemakers sheaths and holsters, especially the holsters. The Gfeller sheaths are sized better and their also pre-shaped to fit the hammers.

   

  (I placed this on the site when the sheathshad a tight fit. It's still handy information." Hint: to make it easier to use this sheath use products like Vaseline, mink oil, saddle soap and even soap to help break it in. If you've recently broken in a baseball glove you may have some Rawlings Glovolium and Easton Glove oil around. Don't over do it. Do a web search on breaking in a baseball glove to find out how they do it.

   

  I still don't recommend using the Estwing Leather Sheaths in any case. I sell them because some customers insist on having a sheath to protect things from the hammers. They're OK for storage but Amateur Geologist never carries one into the field. Use a holster.

  Did I mention that these sheaths are just too difficult to use.

   

  HW-01000052

  $49.99

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