Original U.S. Naval Gunner's Priming Priming Powder Horn with Patriotic Scrimshaw Engraving c.1812 U.S. Machine Guns After the war it was

After the war it was disbanded in 1713 but re-raised as Jacob Borr’s Regiment of Foot in 1714

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Additional marks of interest include inspectors' and proof marks around the breech end of the barrel: a capital I on top

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Original U.S. Naval Gunner's Priming Priming Powder Horn with Patriotic Scrimshaw Engraving c.1812 U.S. Machine Guns After the war it wasOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is an absulately wonderful early U. S. priming powder horn. Company director Christian Cranmer truly believes this to absolutely genuine and of the period. It is one of the most unusual large horns we have ever seen and came from a private collection on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. It measures about 18" 20" overall and has very pronounced curves. The large end has a sheet iron cover with an eye to take a body strap. Part