American Powder Mills

Green tin with image of a pointer and hunter on one side and a single pointer on the other.  Measures 4.5" tall.

Two American Powder Mills Dead Shot Tins largest is 6 in. tall Two American Powder Mills tins. One label has an image of a hunter, a dog, and birds on the wing. One label has an image of a shot mallar

Three American Powder Mills Tins 4 1/4 in. tall As found. Provenance: Richard Labowskie, M.D. Collection

One Triple Refined Dead Shot Powder Tin 8 in. tall A red powder tin with a circular label that reads: "Triple Refined Dead Shot Sporting Powder Manufactured by the American Powder Mills, Boston, A.O.

Embossed and chromolithographed tin with scene with Thomas Jefferson and others at table, with text below reading: E.I. duPont de Nemours discussing location of first American Powder mill with Thomas

Wes Mills (American, b 1960), pencil, gesso, and powder pigment on wood, Untitled (My Son, My Body), signed and dated October 1993 on verso, 12" x 12 1/4" overall, Laura Carpenter Fine Art (Santa Fe)

Wes Mills (American, b. 1960) Six Drawings, 2007, graphite, ink, powder pigment on paper size of largest 7 x 9 inches Provenance: Property Being Sold to Benefit SITE Santa Fe

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

William H. Webb (Canadian, 1940-2020) The Powder Mills, Dartmoor Forest signed 'W.H. Webb' (lower left); further signed, titled and dated 'THE POWDER MILLS, DARTMOOR FOREST' W.H. WEBB 1996' (on canvas

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

American Mills Gameboard. c. 1910-20. Double-sided. Oil based enamel on wood. Homemade repair holds board together, otherwise great condition. Size with frame is 15” w x 25”h. Est. $300-500. Ship:

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

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

Of stamped brass, with American eagle and crest. 19thth c. or later. Worn, with patina. Overall length 23cm. Condition IV

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

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

Seven Powder Tins and a Match Box largest is 7 in. tall One Boston Sporting Powder, two Oriental Powder Company, Boston, one Hazard Powder Co., one A E & Co, one Oriental Powder Mills, Maine, one Lyma

One Warren Sporting Powder Tin 4 1/2 in. tall Rectangular tin with front label: "Manufactured at Warren Powder Mills, Warren Sporting, Boston, Mass." Label depicts three hunters in woods with dog. As

One Powder Tin 6 in. tall One green Snap Shot powder tin manufactured by the Warren Powder Mills. As found. Provenance: Private Collection, a descendant of Thomas Coleman du Pont

Group of Sterling Silver Dresser Articles 20th Century American and English. Includes a Gorham hand Mirror, shoehorn, buffer tray, brush and handled brush, 2 English Scout bottles and American powder

Six Powder Tins largest is 6 in. tall Four Dupont, one Oriental Powder Mills, and one Hercules powder tins. As found. Provenance: Private Collection, a descendant of Thomas Coleman du Pont

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,