Original Priming/Day Powder Horn – Contemporary Longrifle Association

Very nice small original powder horn. It’s kind of between a priming horn and/or day horn size. It’s 7” around the outside edge. Butt is 2” by 1 3/4” and is secured with four square tacks. Butt has the initials MW(and either an N or M). Horn is tight. Shipping is $6 to CONUS.

It is 12 1/2″ around the outside curve and 10 tip-to-tip. The base is Walnut held in place by 8 nails, it is about 2 1/4″ in diameter, there is a

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Original Priming/Day Powder Horn – Contemporary Longrifle Association

Decorated Priming Horns by John Proud, Horn #1 measures about 7 in length and is fully engraved on all surfaces and features a carved spout

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This horn has a pinned tip with a hand carved band in the body of the horn. A select piece of curly walnut for end cap. The price of the horn is $400

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Decorated Priming Horns by John Proud, Horn #1 measures about 7 in length and is fully engraved on all surfaces and features a carved spout

Priming Horns by John Proud

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