Who made this horn

[Curt Lyles]

I have a really nice horn that is unsigned. Does anyone recognize the maker of this?? Thanks in advance.
Curt

[Levi Garrett]

Sorry, I can’t help but I feel certain that someone will recognize that work because it’s a dandy horn and it doesn’t appear to be a first attempt in my opinion.

[Curt Lyles]

Levi thanks for the response my thoughts exactly .curt

[John Proud]

Curt,

I haven't got a clue. Very nice architecture and engraving, but nothing that I see as a distinguishing mark that would identify the maker.

The engraving is after the Calvin Hezah horn in Dresslar's book, pages 202-203, which is a misattribution. It is now know to be Hezekiah Calvin's horn, a native american and Atichpillake was native owned property in New Jersey. At any rate, the original shows stunning architecture and engraving.

Before I became aware of the misattribution, the engraving struck me as being from "two worlds". Indeed it is as Hezekiah was a very troubled soul caught between two 18th century cultures.

John
 

[Cory Joe Stewart]

It wasn't me.  Just helping narrow it down.

Cory Joe

[Keith Zimmerman]

I like it.

[Bob Gerard]

 It’s a wonderful horn. It really captures the feeling of an old original, to me. The wild turkey is just great.

[smylee grouch]

Edwin McDillda , just a guess. 

[Curt Lyles]

  Thanks for every ones help and comments.   Still looking.  Curt

[Tim Crosby]

 I don't think it is one of Ed's. TC

[G. Elsenbeck]

Beautiful horn Curt!

[Pro Libertate]

That’s a beautiful piece!