Original Mexican-American War Era Named & Etched Powder Horn with Ship & Floral Motifs - Dated 1836 Untouched Antique Guns make the Springfield Model 1870

make the Springfield Model 1870 Rifle very scarce and highly sought after

The top of the projectile reads:

There is a different designation on the scabbard

The skirts are trimmed with the same lace as the edges of the coat

Offered in relic condition with cracks in the socket

Original Mexican-American War Era Named & Etched Powder Horn with Ship & Floral Motifs - Dated 1836 Untouched Antique Guns make the Springfield Model 1870Original Item. One of a Kind. This is an incredibly etched powder horn, named to Jeremiah Wall and dated 1836 with a later 1881 date underneath that. The horn is missing its original wooden bottom, and has a modern replacement. The horn measures roughly 9 and is inscribed with a depiction of a large naval vessel next to the sun, under potted plants and other small motifs. The horn is named JEREMIAH WALL 1836 1881. The spout has some additional zig zag