Original 18th Century Military Powder Horn- Marked Crimean War The gun was rare and

The gun was rare and short-lived being introduced covertly in 1931 in violation of the Treaty of Versailles and superseded very swiftly by the MG 34

a rimfire cartridge with black powder content

Original Item: Acquired in IMA's the recent exclusive purchase from the Finnish Army

a very scarce WW1 Bayonet

The hilt and the entire scabbard covered in heavily embossed and hand worked silver

Original 18th Century Military Powder Horn- Marked Crimean War The gun was rare andOriginal Markings: Only One Available. This is a classic gun powder horn made from a cow's horn measuring 14 inches in overall length. Nicely shaped with a large carved nozzle and very large powder opening indicating this was perhaps for use with a Cannon. The body of the horn is fitted with an iron ring for use as a suspension ring and the branded marking P 19. The wood base plug is carved with the initials A. T. Fine old patina indicates this is