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New England-Style Cartridge Pouch Workshop

Build your own copy of one of several early Revolutionary War cartridge pouches, including Ticonderoga's own 'Liberty' pouch under the instruction of Director of Interpretation and saddler, Stuart Lilie. Learn about the basic construction and context of the cartridge pouches that equipped minute men and continental regulars from New England and New York. With original pouches surviving from spartan to ornate, there are many options for experienced and beginning leatherworkers.

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