Revolutionary War–Era Powder Horn  / SOLD

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Revolutionary War–Era Powder Horn

 

Powder horn, dating to the Revolutionary War era, crafted in a compact, utilitarian form typical of horns carried by militia or soldiers requiring a lightweight powder container.

 

The horn measures approximately 6½ inches in overall length, with a base diameter of about 3½ inches, making it a smaller-sized example well suited for personal field use rather than parade or display. The body exhibits a natural taper.

 

The surface shows honest age wear, including handling marks, surface abrasions, and a deep, mellow patina developed over centuries. 

 

Plain powder horns of this type were widely used during the American Revolution, particularly by colonial militia and Continental forces, and are increasingly scarce today—especially in untouched condition.

 

A strong, authentic Revolutionary War–era accessory, ideal for an early American arms collection, museum display, or pairing with a flintlock musket or militia accoutrement group. 

 

Inventory Number: REV 066 

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