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Showing posts with label Powder Horn. Show all posts
Joseph Stearns Powder Horn by Clinton E. Byers
This horn is the Joseph Stearns horn. This horn was made for a descendant of Joseph Stearns. It is based on documentation that actually places Joseph Stearns at Fort Boonesborough in 1779 and at King’s Mountain in 1780. Many of the images and crosshatch boarders were copied from or inspired by the Simeon Stearns horn which sold through Cowan’s Auctions some years ago.
Copy and photos supplied by Clinton E. Byers.
David Umbel Hunting Pouch with Edwin McDilda Powder Horn
Nice deer tanned day bag. Measures 8h X 7 1/2w with an inside pocket, 6 X 4 1/2. The bag is all hand stitched with wax linen thread, stained, then rubbed with bees wax/mink oil. the adjustable strap is 1" wide made of elk. Flap is bark tan deer with thin goat skin liner for durability. Horn, is a nice southern banned, 10" on the outside curve, made by Edwin McDilda.
Copy and photos supplied by David Umbrel.














































