A double repair horn

[Cory Joe Stewart]

I was fascinated with this horn the first time I saw it in C. Michael Briggs' book on North Carolina powder horns and just had to do it.  The one repair is a piece of horn overlayed on the original horn and attached with staples (and some very modern adhesive) the other is pewter poured into what are probably insect holes.  I think it turned out pretty neat. 











Cory Joe Stewart

[Tim Crosby]

 Great horn Cory Joe, well done. I really like the patches, especially the Pewter. Maybe a little Bluing on them to darken them up?

   Tim

[skillman]

Fascinating. Gets me thinking.

Steve

[hanshi]

Very cool looking!

[Cory Joe Stewart]

Great horn Cory Joe, well done. I really like the patches, especially the Pewter. Maybe a little Bluing on them to darken them up?

   Tim

Probably put some mustard on it.  Darken it a bit.

[Tim Crosby]

Great horn Cory Joe, well done. I really like the patches, especially the Pewter. Maybe a little Bluing on them to darken them up?

   Tim

Probably put some mustard on it.  Darken it a bit.

 Now the secret is out

  Tim

[Cory Joe Stewart]

Its not really a secret or a trick. I am just a real messy eater. 

Great horn Cory Joe, well done. I really like the patches, especially the Pewter. Maybe a little Bluing on them to darken them up?

   Tim

Probably put some mustard on it.  Darken it a bit.

 Now the secret is out

  Tim

[Mike from OK]

Its not really a secret or a trick. I am just a real messy eater.

 

Mike

[Gun Butcher]

Nicely done Cory Joe.

Ron

[Cory Joe Stewart]

Thanks everyone.

Cory Joe Stewart