Little Southern Horn

[Mark Elliott]

I am sharing a little horn I recently finished.   It is not based on any particular original horn.   It was made to client specifications, but I like how it turned out.   It is a screw-tip about 14.5" around the outside curve and about 2.375" at the base plug.    The actual horn is a little darker and more orange.   The strobes washed it out some.   

[TN Longhunter]

Very nice. Great for a day horn and a stroll through the woods.

[Tim Crosby]

 Good looking horn Mark, well done. I'd like to see the Bag as well.

    Thanks, Tim

[BOB HILL]

Fine looking horn there, Mark. Thanks for posting it.
Bob

[Greg Pennell]

Beautiful set, Mark...I really like your horn and leather work. Two thumbs up!

Greg

[smylee grouch]

I like the horn too. Business like, no nonsense but still enough "extra detail" to give it some pazaz.

[Cory Joe Stewart]

Good stuff Mark.

[Mark Elliott]

Good looking horn Mark, well done. I'd like to see the Bag as well.

    Thanks, Tim

Tim,  the bag is just my standard early VA bag.   It is very popular.   I make it just like an original that Wallace Gusler had.

[Tim Crosby]

 I thought that's what it might be, that's why I asked. I have admired that bag since the first time I saw it and you do a great job on them.

  Thanks, For The Pic, Tim

[Marcruger]

That is a nice rig Mark. Not flashy, but the bones and the details make quite the desirable setup. I like the texture you added to the body of the bag. That is a mighty handsome horn too. Great finishes on both. Very tasteful. God Bless, Marc

[wattlebuster]

Looks fine to me

[skillman]

Very nice set. Not sure I'd call it a little horn but I certainly call it nice.

Steve

[Mike from OK]

"Elegant in its simplicity" is the phrase that comes to mind.

Beautiful work. Thank you for sharing!

Mike