Original Early 18th Century Powder Horn with Leather Embellishments Still Intact With Original Stitching P-1853 Enfield Collar to shoulder: 9”Shoulder to

Collar to shoulder: 9”Shoulder to sleeve: 23”Shoulder to shoulder: 15”Chest width: 17”Waist width: 15

For being 208 years old

These are a small desktop sized optic that were used by Imperial Japanese Army Officers for Artillery sight and range purposes

The eagle clutches a red cross in his talons

The 38th Infantry Division headquarters mobilized in support of Hurricane Katrina relief operations in 2005

Original Early 18th Century Powder Horn with Leather Embellishments Still Intact With Original Stitching P-1853 Enfield Collar to shoulder: 9”Shoulder toOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is one of the most well preserved powder horns we have ever encountered. Dating to the early 18th Century, this horn was embellished with leather fittings and miraculously still retains these embellishments, with their original stitching still in place. It cannot be overstated how uncommon this is, as 300+ year old leather is almost never found intact. The powder horn measures roughly 12 long and still retains its