Original American Revolutionary War Volunteer Pennsylvania Battalion Scrimshaw Powder Horn with Scene of Philadelphia & Cacophany of Arms - Dated 1780 - Outstanding The Pacific on HBO with an aluminum clip on

with an aluminum clip on the end

This is a magnificent ornate Belgian Pinfire revolver

German WWII Eastern People's Medal:

it features a "captured ramrod"

by sinking close to half of their merchant ships

Original American Revolutionary War Volunteer Pennsylvania Battalion Scrimshaw Powder Horn with Scene of Philadelphia & Cacophany of Arms - Dated 1780 - Outstanding The Pacific on HBO with an aluminum clip onOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous American Revolutionary War powder horn which has been scrimshawed to commemorate the service of the soldier who carried it. The soldier depicted a scene of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with roughly 44 buildings and six church spires near the top. Under this is a gorgeous cacophony of arms depicting cannons, flags, swords, halberds, bayonets, and a trumpet. Under the cacophony is inscribed: T. C. : V.