Original 18th Century Gunner Powder Horn marked to 60th Regiment Ordnance He remained active in the

He remained active in the army in superintending parts of the supply and logistics forces

the rifling acts on the sabot

After Trujillo’s assassination in 1961

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

In spite of lacking serious stopping power

Original 18th Century Gunner Powder Horn marked to 60th Regiment Ordnance He remained active in 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.