Four American Powder Horns

19th century, no identifying marks. Longest 13.5 in. The Collection of Mr. Wayne Lockey of Grand Junction, Colorado. Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.com

Group of four antique American natural powder horns, 19th century, comprising two twisted brown-greenish powder horns, one with a carved compass rose and etched EB initials as well as a style of the A

Four powder horn flasks, 19th century, including on American Civil War era horn carved with an American eagle and a banner reading "Chas./Loshe/38 Iowa/Vols 1863", and one carved "S.P. Reese". Approx.

Eight (8) American powder horns of varying sizes, seven (7) having wooden plugs secured by brads, three (3) with wooden plugs, and one (1) with a leather strap. Ranging in size from 4 1/2" to 8 3/4" L

Four antique powder horns. 1) Miniature 4 1/2" copper. 2) Horn and wood 6 1/2". 3) Leather and brass 7". 4) Horn and brass 9 1/2". Normal wear.

Powder Horns Federal Period Early American Powder Horn c. 1800 Federal Period Early American Powder Horn, Very Fine. A simple Powder Horn with a few decorative touches that elevate it above a plain ho

Two are 19th century: wooden cap with steel strap loop, 10"l. , and small with wooden cap and insect damage, 6.5"l. And a contemporary horn with turned cap and stopper, brass tacks and checkered spout

18th Century American Powder Horn Dated June 13th 1799. Inscribed with cartouche, eagle, ship, mermaid and unicorn. L 9 in.

Very nice old piece. 12 3/4" long. Allard Auction Collection Inv: MIL 49725

North America, United States, ca. 1799 CE. A hand carved powder horn made from cow horn, with a wooden plug and a steel pin tip. The body is flat and narrow, tapering to the ridges mouth. A rectangula

11 inches long, lots of engraving to include, 1854, Dunham King, Granville Ohio, also the name John I Thomas. Sun, moon, ,houses, birds, wood cap and plug

First half 19th century. Incised bands and overall stipple type or punched designs including thistle in wreath, deer, turkey, horse drawn sleigh, man on horse back, sailing ship, fox, pheasant and fis

F. McGraw, 1867 engraved with map of New York including Albany and Hudson River, 9" long

An American Powder Horn  19th/20th Century Length 11 1/2 inches.

Nineteenth century. Two horn cups, one with loss at base, 3.5", 3.75"h. and two wood, one with handle. The other has a glued split. 3.5"h.

19th century American powder horn, 9" L.

Antique American Powder Horn 8". Weight 8 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

Vintage Engraved Native American Powder Horn. Hand engraved/scrimshawed image of a native american. This piece does have a little bit of mouse chewing along a couple edges as shown in photos. Very nic

great patina. Early powder horn possibly North Carolina. Length 9"

along w/ a late 19th C copper bound brass bucket app. 4" t along w/ 19th C American Powder Horn

Comprising 1) a patriotic horn, inscribed, "MARTIN COX / 1850 / FIRST BAT. / ARKANSAS VOLS" (identified with Martin Cocke, born about 1827, a laborer from Saline Co., Arkansas) engraved with a heraldi

AMERICAN CARVED POWDER HORNS, LOT OF THREE,two examples with flat wooden caps.Mid 19th century.One 11 1/2" L.Provenance: From the Ann and Clay Ring family collection, Winston-Salem, NC.

Grancsays, Stephen V . American Engraved Powder-horns A New Printing A Study Based on JH Grenville Gilbert Collection, Grancsay was the curator Ameritus Dept of Arms And Armor At The Metropolitan Muse

Inscribed "J. Webb / 10 / Mass Rg 1775" (identified with John Webb,1758-1843, from Weymouth, Mass., enlisted in 1776 in the 3rd Regt. (created in 1775) and in service when it was folded into the 10th,