Knife-whittled tip, flat bottom-plug painted red, tip-plug apparently whittled from a bit of ramrod wood. Dated, 1816. Dated horns are rather rare.
136. POWDER HORN WITH BRASS CHARGER. L. 9"
Self-measuring charger, evidently from an old flask. Two steeples driven in sides for carrying cord. Rare.
137. COPPER FLASK. L. 6"
Embossed with hunting scenes. Good.
138. OLD PENNSYLVANIA RIFLEMAN'S POWDER HORN AND BULLET POUCH.
Horn and pouch are fastened to one strap. The horn is 16-1/2 inches in length, of a beautiful pale green color and highly polished. Ringed tip and rounded wooden plug. Cut into it are the initials "E. W." In the pouch is a tin box marked "Eley, London," containing a few caps. In fine order throughout and very rare. It was once the property of Major Enoch Wolford, a noted Sugar Valley hunter.
139. MOST PECULIAR OLD BULLET MOULD.
Casts one conical bullet, about .40 cal., and has a number of unique features. The cataloguer has never seen one just like it. Evidently the work of local gunsmith.
140. TWO BULLET MOULDS.