European Leather Work Buffalo Hide 8-10 oz (3-4mm) | Pre-Cut Size: 2 PCS 6"x12" | Vintage Tan - Full Grain Leather for Tooling, Stamping, Molding, Engraving

Very sturdy and beautiful piece of leather. Only wish it was a bit larger! No odor, great color, outstanding appearance!

Very nice quality

This absolutely great leather. Do not go by the image, It is not thin and soft. It is a thick solid piece. I use it for making strops amd as a under piece for my tools so they dont get damaged.

Yes it is stiff and heavy, perfect for my project. The color and thickness is even. Can’t wait to see how it ages and gains character.

It is very strong and good leather, but it was stiffer than I expected.

The color is way darker than the pictures, the texture is scarce, and the leather is covered in scratches. I only paid so much for this product because of the cool "look" but it doesn't look like the pictures. It has some of the same pattern but nothing like advertised. I am in disbelief of all of the small scratches, this looks like it spent a few weeks getting kicked around a dirty concrete floor. I feel like I've been scammed, what a waste of time and money. And the packaging and shipping were terrible too, I will never order from European Leather Works again.

Seems to be a quality product but I found the finish on the product was sub-par... I believe at this price a better finish on the face is in order.

I underestimated how thick this leather would be. I first wet formed the basic folds before free handing my own design. I didn't realize it was American bison hide, which makes it funny what I used it for. I purchased an antique Springfield Trapdoor rifle chambered in 45-70 Government. It is a single shot. I also am starting to take part in Six Gun Territory that has re-emerged after the original closed forty one years ago (if this published review is after January 1, 2025). Amazon started giving me these ads for cartridge holders similar to this style. I figured that if I were to imitate these cartridge holders that Amazon suggested, at least be liberal and put in 40 rounds as the Trapdoor was a U.S. military rifle. More rounds means more military might. I can use what I made (along with a clearance concho from Hobby Lobby) for 45-70 Government blanks as well as .410 3 inch shells. I didn't want the leather to be flimsy. I also didn't expect it to be this thick. However, the leather fit my desires for a DIY cartridge holder. I may wet form the sides more inwards, but time will tell.

Great quality, excellent value for the price, beautiful grain and weight.