The powder horn was made in 1757 in Charlestown ... Prindel's name, rank, the date of its making and a verse from a poem are engraved on the horn. The artifact later came into the possession ...

GUEST: Hm. APPRAISER: And in Indiana, they were farmers, making powder horns to supplement their# farming income. We're gonna date this powder## horn to about 1840. We're gonna put a retail# value ...

The decorative artistry and intricate carvings on this Revolutionary War powder horn aren’t the only things that make it special. The horn was owned by African-American soldier Gershom Prince ...

a bit of clothing or something as magnificent as this powder horn — really help to bring people alive and make them real in a way that words on a page can't," he said. "Justus Dwight was very ...

a powder horn is an container for holding gun powder for easy access or dispensing the powder, which is shaped like a funnel making it easier on the user to transfer the gun powder into the end of ...

Barnabas Webb has been dead for nearly two centuries. But the Revolutionary War soldier—or, at least, the powder horn he used to carry gunpowder—is vexing the world of vexillologists ...