Original Mexican-American War Era Named & Etched Powder Horn with Ship & Floral Motifs - Dated 1836 Military Art it was of Western European

it was of Western European origins and was used from the late 9th century to at least c

like the front

The bottom plate can be removed but can also stay in place when positioned correctly

Even if just cleaned and displayed on their own

the conning tower had a hole where the #3 gun punched a hole in it

Original Mexican-American War Era Named & Etched Powder Horn with Ship & Floral Motifs - Dated 1836 Military Art it was of Western EuropeanOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an incredibly etched powder horn, named to Jeremiah Wall and dated 1836 with a later 1881 date underneath that. The horn is missing its original wooden bottom, and has a modern replacement. The horn measures roughly 9 and is inscribed with a depiction of a large naval vessel next to the sun, under potted plants and other small motifs. The horn is named JEREMIAH WALL 1836 1881. The spout has some additional zig zag