Tinus TredouxCustom Gun Cases

Selected creations

The work of one maker

W. W. Greener side-by-side. Oak and leather, green baize, brass corners.
The same case from above - every compartment cut to one gun.
Charles Boswell hammer gun, 126 Strand. Burgundy baize.
Charles Boswell, London, Melbourne and Sydney. Maker's label set into the lid.
Robert Leslie Jubber custom rifle, cased with its telescope.
Action and barrel with telescope laid in the H&H take-down system.
A pair cased together, with snap caps laid in.
Oak and leather field canteen based on the classic cartridge magazine.
Canvas and leather - lighter to travel with, no less exact.
A fitted rifle case made for Bruce Mackay rifle, with scope and accessories laid in.
A long oak and leather rifle case, secured by twin straps and brass fittings.
Case restoration - Old character retained, with new leatherwork and fitted brass corners.
Lock, key and hand-finished leather - the details made to endure.
A brass corner plate, specially made for Tinus, fitted flush to oak and leather.
A leather field canteen with fitted compartments and a pull-out preparation board.
Field canteen, hand-stitched and lined in Windsor red Hainsworth baize.
The action held precisely in green baize, with accessories close at hand.
A layered leather handle, shaped and stitched entirely by hand.
An engraved hammer action resting in its individually cut burgundy bed.

Each creation shown here was made around an individual firearm. Further work is added as it leaves Tinus’s hands.