Early U.S. Cartridge Belt Ca. 1870 and Powder Horn

U.S. Cartridge brown canvas Belt circa 1870 Indian War Era. Approx. 38" long. And a powder horn flask with stopper. In good age appropriate condition with some leather drying and cracking, see photos.

US Civil War Belt Buckle, Belt & Cartridge Box. Together with a bayonet & powder horn. .

Four metal powder horns ca. early 1800's, one with a custom made end, a leather cap box, a curry comb with a US leather strap, a boar bristle brush "Flexible Back" manufactured by "J.J

A wool jacket, ca early 20th century, with Sargent chevrons of Civil War type, Civil War union cartridge belt and buckle, holster marked Rock Island Arsenal, tobacco pouch, and bugle marked "US Regula

powder horn early ca. 1812 with original stopper. Length 9"

Eastern Woodlands Powder Horn, ca. 1830 - 1870horn, brass, wood3 1/2 x 5 x 12 1/2 in. (8.9 x 12.7 x 31.8 cm.), with stand: 5 1/2 x 5 x 12 1/2 in. (14 x 12.7 x 31.8 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico

North America, United States, ca. early to late 19th century CE. A leather possibles bag and a wood and cow powderhorn. The leather bag is formed by several panels of cow skin or deer leather sewn int

Title: Lancaster County PA Powder Horn Ca 1825-1850 Dimension: 12 1/2" long Provenance:Nice large powder horn with early cording and a hand carved plug. Very good condition. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-r

Rare Mexican War decorated powder horn, circa 1848, cow horn & pine, California origin. Marked "3 ART. 1848", indicating Third Artillery U.S. Army, based in CA, enlisted to engage in Mexican-American

Two early 19th century powder horns and one reproduction together with a Spanish belt plate 37th regiment by Arturo Huete and a English brass badge altered into a belt buckle

Large grouping of mostly hunting & military collectibles including 7 powder horns, various early shot loading equipment, wooden cartridge holder, 2 old daggers (one with broken handle), 2 small metal

Early British type triangular socket bayonet, large powder horn, 19th c wooden canteen, canteen and powder horn from the Dana/ Spear family, Woodstock, VT ca 1912 (see copy of photo), bayonet blade le

Title: Early powder horn with scratch and gouge decoration ca 1800-1820 Dimensions: 8" long with 2-2 1/2" end An appealing primitively decorated horn with human figure and HB initial. Excellent condit

Includes 3- brass/ copper powder flasks w/ one marked U.S. 2- small round brass horns, including various powder items   

Early Spanish Powder Horn 18th century profusely carved having imagery of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, a cross within a shield, animals, stars, and flowers; with wrought iron caps and hook length 10-

Early American carved powder horn with etched dog and deer amongst carved leaves in a twisted carved design. Beautifully carved. Comes with decoratively carved wooden plug - what is shown in photos. F

GEORGIAN REVIVAL EARLY VICTORIAN MARQUISE DIAMOND RING (CA 1870'S) MARQUISE SHAPED 18K DIAMOND SET RING, WITH (15) OLD MINE CUT DIAMONDS. SIZE IS 7.5. APPROX. CARAT WEIGHT IS 2 CARAT PLUS. FROM A FINE

19th C Plains Indian Beaded Pouch Bullet Bag with attached Powder Horn, the bag has a US military button attached. Horn has damage, some beaded area is missing. Bag 6" x 6", Horn approx 7" L. Provenan

Originally listed at $400 North America, United States, Civil War era, ca. 1861 to 1865 CE. A curved powderhorn or powder flask shaped from a carved bull horn bearing smooth surfaces. Both the bottom

Engraved with initials, "S. D." (identified with Sankey Dixon, 1759-1814; served in 6th PA Regt. 1779-1782; in 1st PA, 1783, and in the Legion of the U.S., 1793) engraved all around with various class

Rare and Important Chinese double sided archaic bronze double-sided pole finial. Shang/Early Western Zhou Dynasty period. Ca. 11th/10th century BC. Featuring a cast taotie head surmounted with horns.

Ca. AD 400 - 600. An early medieval bronze simple hoop ring with a bezel depicting a standing stag with long and recurve horns facing right in a frame of connected dots on the border of the ring. For

Believed by William Guthman to be one of three such horns carried by soldiers when Washington crossed the Delaware and surprised the Hessians at Trenton, Christmas night, 1776, inscribed "JONATHAN . C

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,