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General discussion => Contemporary Accoutrements => Topic started by: xx54 on October 21, 2023, 09:53:11 PM
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Everyone seems to be posting horns, I thought I would post one of my screw tip horns that I did several years ago. It’s probably screaming to be scrimshawed, but I like it just the way it is. I have did scrimshawed horns in the past. Some of you here may recognize it but I have never posted this one before. Enjoy it!
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WOW! Very well done, Nice work, looks like a presentation piece.
Tim C.
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That’s too pretty to use! Very nice.
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Classy work, my friend. Thanks for posting.
Bob
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Man, that horn is for holding gold dust not gun powder!
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Very fancy and beautyful horn indeed.
Nice job
Thx for sharing
Hawkeye
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I know of a museum that would just LOVE to display that magnificent horn!
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Wow!!! A Gucci powder horn. ;D That is one gorgeous horn.
george
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Hi everyone, I would like to thank everyone for the kind words. I have more horns and some rifles that I may be able to get posted one of these days. I didn't go into detail about this powder horn, but I should have mentioned that the base plug is hollowed out which makes it very light weight. The stopper head has a spiral to it that makes it fit your fingers on your left hand. Lately I have made all of my horns in this manner. Thanks for looking.
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That's is beautiful
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That sure is a visual treat. Nice treatment on the stopper. Any photos of it apart? What type of screws did you use, (if you used screws), on the forward hanger?
Thanks Richard
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The forward hanger screws I made from stainless steel rods. They have a machine type thread and I forget what size I made them. They are acraglassed in and the plate is acraglassed to the horn as well. I am getting ready to post another horn when I get to it and I will take the tip off so you can see how it is threaded on. Thanks
Rod
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Boy that shines! Beautiful work 🏆
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Bob, I appreciate your kind words. I have been looking at all of your horns and I really love your scrimshaw work. Your work shows outstanding artistic ability. Keeps scratching. Thanks Rod
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The old timers made powder horns that were occasionally works of art. You guys make works of art that could also hold powder. Beautiful.
Lynn
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xx54,
Is the metal brass or gold?
Stunning work, thank you for sharing the pictures!
8)
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ScottH :
Thanks for looking. The metal is brass. I have done some in sterling silver. I have one to post if I ever get around to it!
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Very nice.