Original American Revolutionary War Volunteer Pennsylvania Battalion Scrimshaw Powder Horn with Scene of Philadelphia & Cacophany of Arms - Dated 1780 - Outstanding The Pacific on HBO by sinking close to half

by sinking close to half of their merchant ships

definitely important when the overall length is so short

seeming more appropriate for spring or fall than summer

with an aluminum clip on the end

Original American Revolutionary War Volunteer Pennsylvania Battalion Scrimshaw Powder Horn with Scene of Philadelphia & Cacophany of Arms - Dated 1780 - Outstanding The Pacific on HBO by sinking close to halfOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous American Revolutionary War powder horn which has been scrimshawed to commemorate the service of the soldier who carried it. The soldier depicted a scene of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with roughly 44 buildings and six church spires near the top. Under this is a gorgeous cacophony of arms depicting cannons, flags, swords, halberds, bayonets, and a trumpet. Under the cacophony is inscribed: T. C. : V.