Latest Batch of Horn Work

[John Proud]

Here are a few pieces I'll have on my table at the Lewisburg Show later this week.

Top to bottom - a Berks County screw tip with litharge "spots", a compass box with engraved horn lid, an engraved flat bag horn, and Stephen Tambling's "Courteous Lady" horn (see P. 104-105 in Dresslar)

 Stop by, say hello and have a look.

John
 

[rich pierce]

Gaaaah! Shouldn’t last long on the table.

[G. Elsenbeck]

Can't make the trip John, but hope to see you next month.  Great looking pieces and I agree with Rich, won't be making the trip to Altoona next month.  Sigh.
Gary

[Tim Crosby]

 Beautiful work as always.

   Tim

[Jim Spray]

Very nice horn work! The big horn has some great detail work on it.

Jim

[aaronc]

Oustanding stuff,...that little compass really catches my eye. Thanks for posting.

[Keith Zimmerman]

I always drool over ur work.  Ive tried to buy a couple of them in the past and they are sold when I go back.  You would think I would learn.

[Longshot]

Your experience and craftsmanship are in full evidence.
Salute!

~Longshot

[Frozen Run]

Those are some really cool horns! How do you pencil out your half circle borders that wrap around the horn? Tape measure, dividers, or just start drawing them on and fidget with the proportions a bit as you get closer to wrapping the border around? Thank you. 

[j. pease]

Great looking pieces

[Hawken62_flint]

I like them all. Great work.

[B.Barker]

Nice work John as always. I really like the top one.

[hawkeye]

You can be proud on your work mister Proud 👌👌👌

[BOB HILL]

First class. Thanks for sharing.
Bob

[Tecumseh]

Awesome!! Great collection of your horns.