Original U.S. Colonial Era Large Size Powder Horn with Period Strap U.S. Army This is a great example

This is a great example of a Post-WWII “trench art” lighter manufactured by companies such as Samuel Kravitt of New Haven

The wings measure 3⅝ x 1⅜” and are in gorgeous condition with a lovely felt backing and glorious patina across

We likely won’t ever see one in this condition again

so it may have seen service post war

The long history of this order began during the Napoleonic Wars

Original U.S. Colonial Era Large Size Powder Horn with Period Strap U.S. Army This is a great exampleOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very nice example of an Early American powder horn with a bulbous throat. The bottom of the horn has four crude nails holding the wooden butt in place. This is a very well used horn. There is a period leather strap attached to the throat and butt. The horn has great color which has worn heavily over time. The horn is roughly 13 long. A very nice horn from Early America. Ready for further research and