The Historical and Personal Importance of Engraved Powder Horns

Powder horns, engraved or plain, were remarkably necessary and personal possessions in Colonial America.

Powder Horns Were Like Cell Phones In The 18th Century

Folk Art of Early America: The Engraved Powder Horn by Jim Dresslar – Collector Bookstore

From Maps to Mermaids: Carved Powder Horns in Early America - Heinz History Center

Stories Museum of the City of New York

Powder Horns: Documents of History: Grinslade, Tom.: 9781880655238: : Books

Bonhams : A Military Brass-Mounted Powder-Horn, And A Brass-Mounted Shot- Horn Of The Percy Volunteers

Exploring Engraved Powder Horns - Historic Deerfield

Edmund Hewitt's Powder Horn – Works – The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation

American Engraved and Pewter-Mounted Powder Horn, Dated 1815, The William K. du Pont Collection: Important Americana from Rocky Hill, 2022

Collections Corner Thomas Kempton Powder Horn

Military - Arms & Accoutrements - Powder Horns American 1760 - 1769

Powder Horns Were Like Cell Phones In The 18th Century

Collections Corner Thomas Kempton Powder Horn

Powder horn which once belonged to Lieutenant John Longsdon 1757

Powder Horn – Historic Arkansas Museum Store

Original British Early 19th Century Hand Carved Scrimshaw Powder Horn – International Military Antiques

Authentic Powder Horn A1252 Traditions® Performance Firearms

York County Style Screw-Tip Powder Horn, 10-14″ – Traveler's Antiques and Trading