Powder, Drinkin and Blowin Horns and a Bull Whip:

2 powder horns and 2 large bull horns, smallest powder horn has an engraved "Z" on side and the initials "WZ" on the wood end, largest powder horn is 9"L, bull horns are 15"L

[8] Assorted Pocket Knives: Japan: The Bull 3 1/4 in. x 5/8 in. , Grey Fox 2 3/4 in. x 5/8 in. , Romo 2 1/4 in. x 1/2 in. , Powder Horn 1 5/8 in. x 5/8 in. , Little Eagle 6 3/8 in. x 3/4 in. , Fox Tai

Near East, Persia, ca. 19th century CE. An antique Persian powder horn made from an impressively large bull horn and elaborately decorated with an openwork/embossed nickel silver terminal at the lower

Vintage Steer Horn Wall Hanging having leather-wrapped center with bull motif; together with three powder horns and a beaver-foot pencil holder Used condition, wear/worn, leather cracking Horn: appx.

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

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

Southwestern Shot Pouch and Powder Horns second half 19th century leather shot pouch with carved bird and geometric decorations; with two powder horns attached with braided leather thongs, the top wit

1)Leather bag with crisscross cutout pattern and canvas interior slipcase. H 30", including leather strap W 13" 2) Double flap leather bag H 22", including rope handle/strap W 6-3/4" 3) Dark Brown pow

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

Powder Horns Ornate Raised Hand-Carved Powder Horn Decorated with Typical Lancaster, Pennsylvania Area Engraved Designs c. 1840, Highly Ornate Hand-Carved Powder Horn with Raised Decorative Designs ty

A Group of Powder Horns Late 18th/19th Century eight, with one featuring carved and inked tobacco leaves. largest length 12 inches Property from the Estate of Barbara B. Elliott

Two (2) powder horns, including one (1) signed, and one (1) powder flask, 3 items total. 1st item: Signed Wayne County, Tennessee powder horn, incised on the body "Thompson/Beech Creek/Wayne Co./Tenn.

THREE ANTIQUE POWDER HORNS19th CenturyNot engraved. All with wooden stoppers.Lengths 11.5", 13" and 15”.

Pair of Early Mexican or Southwestern Powder Horns second quarter 19th century lot of 2, includes:   one with scrimshawed cross-hatching, and triangular and diamond designs at the spout, center,

Lot consists of 3 Civil War period powder flasks. One has a design of shaking hands and an eagle and a banner with US on it. The other two powder horns are smaller and just have decorative designs. Th

Scrolled horns with sterling rims and accents. 3.75w x 1.5d x 3h.

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

Lot of Early Powder Horns and Bullet Mold -

Three Antique Pennsylvania Powder Horns. One is a spurious carved PA map horn. Largest 16"l. on outside curve.

including two with flat wooden cap, one carved with "LHB", and one with square wooden cap. Together with a horn tapered drinking cup. Five pieces total. Possibly North Carolina and/or Virginia. Mid 19

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,

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

Inscribed "D: St.: JOHN" (identified with David St. John, 1790-1873, of Norwalk, Ct.) further labeled "1813, 1814," "FORT HAMPTON," (a small battery on the Outer Banks of North Carolina) and "SLOOP IN