Original British 18th Century Massive Powder Horn Japanese Navy It was the family seat

It was the family seat of the LEITH family up until 1945 when the last family member Mrs Henrietta Leith-Hay who remained in residence until her death in 1963 gifted it to The National Trust

Almost one million rounds were fired during the T17 testing program

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Blade Width: 5 5/8"

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Original British 18th Century Massive Powder Horn Japanese Navy It was the family seatOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a massive cow horn powder flask that measures over 18 inches in length. Designed for use with cannon in the late 18th century. Bears branded markings in the horn of "B2 60", perhaps 2nd Battery, 60th Regimen? The wood base plug has a large Broad Arrow stamp indicating British military use. A truly massive gunner's horn and well marked indicating historical use.