Success to America The Success To America Horn An early revolutionary war theme is presented here. On the reverse is a running deer. The hand holds a bundle of 13 arrows in a wreath with the word liberty and success to America 1775 on either side. It features a knob maple plug, a boxwood spout stopper, a plain spout and a strap ring engrailed on one side. The plug is fastened with iron nails. The horn is 11" on the outside curve and a 2 3/4" diameter plug A right hand carry horn.                   $150.00

	A Native American Horn A Native American Horn This horn is of Native American design, featuring an abstract double curve and diamond design on the outside and the underwater panther on the reverse. It has a sawtooth engrailing' borders on each end and a border up the center of the top of the horn. It has an octagonal upper throat a simple strap ring and simple lower spout. The end of the spout is of aged brass with a turned brass stopper. The plug is domed maple with a forged iron staple. This would be an excellent horn for a period hunter as the brass spout and stopper insures absolute waterproofing. This horn was scrimed only with a small penknife to reproduce the kind of work that would be done by a Native American in the forest. There is a small crack in the horn spout that has been sealed with pine pitch when applying the brass spout. The plug is pinned with locust thorns.  This horn is 12" long center curve and 2 1/2' in diameter A right hand carry horn. SOLD

	An Octagonal Horn An Octagonal Horn $130.00 This highly antiqued horn harkens from a later time, perhaps the late 18th century or early 19th. The design has been seen in the Illinois and Ohio country. It is filed octagonal its entire length broken only by two stout strap ring The domed plug is maple and has an iron staple. the stopper is a boxwood fiddle peg. The horn is  11" on the ouside curve and 2 1/2' in diameter. The plug is pinned with brass tacks. The horn itself has some interesting grain and color. A fairly straight horn this is suitable for eithr right or left hand carry.

	The Trade Silver Horn The trade Silver Horn $135.00 This simple horn was probably owned by a Native American. It is similar to one in Jim Dresslar's book "The Engraved Powder Horn". There is no step as the horn flows to a double strap ring the becomes octagonal to the ebony stopper. it has a weathered pine flat plug and is pinned with locust horns and features a forged iron staple. This large horn is 14' across the curve and2 7/8 approx in diameter as the plug has not been rounded and conforms to the shape of the horn. Animals and hearts similar to trade silver ornaments have been scrimed with a small knife.This is a right hand carry horn.

	The Gryphon Horn The Gryphon Horn $160.00 This unusual horn features a winged gryphon on the outside and a man in the moon on the reverse. Its strap ring is high on the plain throat. It features an aged brass spout with a cavred plug attached to the brass shaft that has a water sealing O ring. Its weathered flat pine plug is pinned with locust thorns and has a forged iron staple. The horn measures 12" x 2 3/4' and has a double curve suited for right hand carry

	A Simple Horn $60.00 A very common 18th century horn style, sort of a poor boy horn. Would have served a backwoodsman or militiaman well. Non scrim grade horn, flat pine plug and stopper forged staple.