At a recent show in Lexington, Kentucky, a good friend handed me something that felt like a direct link to a different era: a late 1800s game bag. At first glance it didn’t look like the oversized, heavily compartmentalized game bags often pictured in period catalogs. This one was modest, purposeful, and beautifully restrained — a personal, usable object rather than an ornate status piece. What I found Why this piece matters Most surviving game Read More …