Original U.S. Revolutionary War Metal Lined Horn Drinking Beaker Engraved to Capt. John Mott, 3rd N.J. Regiment 1776 Martini-Henry Rifles the dawn of the breach-loading

the dawn of the breach-loading period this is unusual and not easy to find

The bayonet nickel plating is a bit worn

This is a magnificent display gun built from genuine WWII Thompson M1A1 parts and reassembled with a beautiful non-firing BATF approved new made Steel non-firing solid display receiver

In addition they were given two Ranger battalions to undertake the attack

The left side of the stock bears a clear government inspector SWP / 1892 cartouche

Original U.S. Revolutionary War Metal Lined Horn Drinking Beaker Engraved to Capt. John Mott, 3rd N.J. Regiment 1776 Martini-Henry Rifles the dawn of the breach-loadingOriginal item: One of a Kind. Found at a New Jersey Garage Sale !!! and purchased for a song! Unfortunately NOT by us but nevertheless, what a find! This is a very nice 18th Century Horn Beaker drinking vessel, standing just 5" tall and 3" across the drinking rim. The beaker is lined with metal, which appears to be silver, or possibly silver plated brass, with a very pleasing silver top edge around the rim. It looks somewhat like a portion of Cow Horn