Original British Early 19th Century Named & Hand Carved Scrimshaw Cowhorn Powder Horn with Carved Flint Pocket & Provenance Note - Dated 1839 Lanchester SMG It is numbered 8077 and

It is numbered 8077 and is contained in the original maroon leather case of issue

which appear on the "Pratt Roll" from Company H of the 18th Virginia Cavalry

guard and side tabs bear lovely foliate designs

000 people so it is a large outfit composed of many smaller companies all trained to work as a team to support the infantry battalions and field artillery

Original British Early 19th Century Named & Hand Carved Scrimshaw Cowhorn Powder Horn with Carved Flint Pocket & Provenance Note - Dated 1839 Lanchester SMG It is numbered 8077 andOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This lovely Scrimshaw powder horn looks to have been signed by its maker, William Emberly, who served aboard the ships Syren & Poole around 1839 as is carved below his name. There is a provenance note stuck to the horn which states this horn was carried by Grand Papp Billy Em Twice around Cape Horn, meaning Emberly took at least two long journeys around the southern tip of South America. The horn is carved with several