Original British 18th Century Gun Powder Horn marked 60th Regiment of Foot - The Royal Americans Untouched Antique Guns although possibly some were preserved

although possibly some were preserved for study and reverse engineering by the Allies

the wing turned over its training duties and assigned units to the 9th Marine Aircraft Wing and on April 21

locking the barrel in position for firing

Sight comes complete with the leather eye socket piece still in place

The grips in particular were known for cracking

Original British 18th Century Gun Powder Horn marked 60th Regiment of Foot - The Royal Americans Untouched Antique Guns although possibly some were preservedOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Made from a old Cow horn, the wood bottom plug is marked with a branded in B 16, for Company or Battery "B", 16th Man. The horn has two rusty old rings mounted on the horn for a shoulder strap. Shoulder strap and nozzle plug are unfortunately absent. The numerals 60 in an oval surrounded by laurel leaf sprays indicate it was used by the 60th (Royal American) Regiment, today known as the King's Royal Rifle Regiment.