Original 18th Century Gunner Powder Horn marked to 60th Regiment Ordnance the rifling acts on the

the rifling acts on the sabot

It is a very rare left handed version

but a moment’s examination shows that the two “small screwdriver blades” are actually the two wings of the spanner wrench

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2 mm Hotchkiss was used on the

Original 18th Century Gunner Powder Horn marked to 60th Regiment Ordnance the rifling acts on theOriginal Item: Only One Available. A truly interesting very large leather bodied Gunner's Horn with wooden spout and end cap. Leather body secured by brass headed nails to base cap which has a large wood threaded stopper that provided loading access. The stopper is marked 60TH and bears monogram to other side. A terrific Cannoneer's powder horn from a known British Regiment whose history is easily to researched. Overall length is 17 inches.