Graham The Leather Guy

If you haven't checked out the Militaria section of my website, be sure to have a look!

There are plenty of original and reproduction military items available, many of which are not made by me.

New items are added regularly, so check back often to see what's new.

Militaria In this section we will be posting Original Militaria or Not made by us Militaria. This will be randomly updated.

New product will be released soon tested this past weekend.

First world war Canadian leather waistbelt. Third photo is of an original example.

Over this past weekend I attended a First World War event which had the most perfect weather! When I get perfect direct sunlight I always take the opportunity to suntan my vegtan. Took out my Canadian bandoleer sample to see how it would tan. Great success!

New product a Ross Rifle leather early war sling. Light brown dyed vegetable tanned leather.

For the first time ever I think we have made Canadian Boer War Mess tin covers. Overly engineered like all pf yhe Canadian 1899 Oliver equipment this is true to the originals! Get one while supplies last!



https://grahamtheleatherguy.com/products/untitled-mar27_23-25?utm_campaign=share_orders&utm_content=android&utm_medium=product-links

Look at those Anklets!! Amazing photos from the 2026 Philadelphia distinguished Gentleman Ride! 📷 John Ryan, J&J Studios

I would like to thank everyone who has ordered in the past week! So humbled by your support to my small business! It means the world to me!

Ive been working on finishing the orders as well as making new products and restocking. Stay tuned for more announcements!

Let me know if you all want to see more videos of my products with alittle explanations about them.

Finally finished a batch of P53 Enfield 50 round cartridge pouch. Im down to 3 currently and depending on how well these sell i will make another batch of 5.

Choice of Buff or Black straps. Please message me the length you require for your box after purchase.

https://grahamtheleatherguy.com/products/p53-enfield-cartridge-box

Do you reenact a Commonwealth officer? Do you get lost often?

Well here’s your answer — a First World War compass pouch! By keeping your compass secured in this pouch, you won’t lose it, and you’ll always have it ready for quick reference in the field. Perfect for reenacting, displays, or completing your impression with a practical piece of kit.

They will be posted soon on our website.