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Antique powder horn, likely dating from the 18th or 19th century 12 in x 3.25\" For Sale


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Antique powder horn, likely dating from the 18th or 19th century 12 in x 3.25\": $145.00
About Powder Horns - Material: Made from a hollowed-out animal horn (such as a cow or ox horn).
- Purpose: Used historically by riflemen and militiamen to carry and store black powder for muzzle-loading firearms and muskets.
- Features: Typically features a curved shape, a narrow tip for pouring powder, and a wooden or plugged base at the wider end (though end plugs are frequently missing on surviving pieces)
The wooden base plug (butt plug) confirms its identity as a classic powder horn very irregular tine nails secure it.Observations & Context - Construction: The wide end of the horn has been fitted with a carved piece of wood, which was secured to seal the powder inside.
- Hardware: There is a small metal wire loop or staple driven directly into the center of the wood. This served as a fastening point to attach a leather carrying strap, allowing the user to sling it over their shoulder alongside a hunting pouch.
- Condition: The grain of the wood shows age, drying lines, and minor wear around the edges, suggesting it is a genuine antique or an older, well-made replica rather than a modern novelty.
- 12 Inches long x 3 1/4 in wide are the butt end. The small end is secured with metal screw and leather seal.
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