Original U.S. Revolutionary War Era Powder Horn with Tack Construction & Suspension Ring Japanese Uniforms The inside of the guard

The inside of the guard section that does not fold down has the named and dated presentation engraving:

whose 81-year-old Mughal ruler

with some marks from use and scattered areas of flaked original paint

Currently rigged to allow the hands to move when air is pumped into the gauge using the original aperture

This helmet features a brass frontplate (wappen)

Original U.S. Revolutionary War Era Powder Horn with Tack Construction & Suspension Ring Japanese Uniforms The inside of the guardOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a gorgeous example of an Early American powder horn with lovely tack construction as well as a retained suspension ring. There is also a small bit of the original string wrapped around the mouth. The horn measures roughly 8 long. It has lovely brass tack construction with 16 tacks holding the wooden bottom in place, with one tack missing. The mouthpiece is well carved but is missing the plug. There is a crack