Original U.S. Revolutionary War Era Powder Priming Horn with Late 19th Century Added Knob Swedish Militaria but would display fine as

but would display fine as is

which would be hung on trumpets during ceremonial occasions

CHAMBERSBURG

There are still serial numbers and German proof marks on many other parts of the display gun

they covered the left of General Sir John French′s big movement down to the Swaziland border

Original U.S. Revolutionary War Era Powder Priming Horn with Late 19th Century Added Knob Swedish Militaria but would display fine asOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a large Cow Horn Powder Flask, measuring 14 inches in overall length. While possibly intended for a musket or other small arms, this size would sometimes be used for cannon priming. The end of the horn is fitted with a later added knob which unscrews, marked with E. C. Atkins & Co. of Indianapolis, Indiana, with an 1887 patent date. This was obviously added later, likely by a family member to whom it was passed