Flat Priming/Pocket/Bag Horn W/An Applied Tip #4 W/A Pic Of All 4

[Tim Crosby]

 This one is 3 X 2 3/4 X 1", it is 4 1/4"" tall without the stopper.  The base is held in by 4 Iron pins, it is covered with a piece of Pewter and held by 8 Brass tacks. The tip is a antler, it is pinned to the body with Iron Pins. The top is also covered with Pewter and held with 8 Iron nails. Color is a mix of old stains and dyes.

    Tim C.

[TDM]

Very nice Tim. Love the amber colors!

[DougS]

Nice work Tim!

A lot of details to look at.

Thanks for sharing.

Regards,

Doug

[BOB HILL]

They are all beautifully done, Tim. Thanks for sharing.
Bob

[Tony N]

Very nice work Tim, the color looks great

Tony

[thecapgunkid]

Would make any bag look better

[Frank Barker]

Tim.... You never cease to amaze me.       

Kind Regards
Frank Barker

[loiblb]

 Dose this design go far back in history? Those would be great for shooting off a bench. Staying put , not rolling around. Nice work

[MuskratMike]

...and I am happy to say 2 of the ones you see are now in two of my shooting bags.

[Tim Crosby]

Dose this design go far back in history? Those would be great for shooting off a bench. Staying put , not rolling around. Nice work

 Flat horns with applied tips yes, if I remember right there are a couple in Madison Grant's
"Powder Horns And Their Architecture". I've never seen a screw tip made like mine.

   Tim C.