New York Rifleman's Powder Horn

New York Rifleman's Powder Horn. Stepped & planned construction. Body completely engraved with a scene of Palmira (Palmyra), a Native American, dated 1807, initials CB & flowers. L 11 1/2".

18th c. Ulster County New York powder horn. Various markings including "Cap Isaac Belknap/Ulster County Rangers 1775", also "New York", "Ft. Edward", "Albany" etc., Captain Isaac Belknap b. Dec. 14, 1

Inscribed "STEPHEN X BURNETT || OCTOBER 16 1776" (most likely the patriot in DAR listings, 1726-after 1778, from East Hampton, Long Island, a signer of the Association roll ) also engraved with three

Inscribed "Peter Pratt / 1807" within a cartouche (identified with Peter Pratt, 1807-1884, a lifelong resident of Broome Co., NY, likely engraved to commemorate his birth) further engraved with a hera

Inscribed "IOSEPH BENNET :: HIS HORN 1762" (identified with Joseph Bennett, Lyme, Ct., 1745-1819, served on New York frontier in French and Indian War in the 3rd Ct. Regt., under Eleazar Fitch, Israel

Inscribed "Henry Kiersted" (identified with Henry Kiersted, c.1733-1798, resident of Essex Co., NJ, opposite New York City) with engraved decoration including a large square-rigged ship, a fish, and a

engraved with three panoramas including wild animals and a harbor scene (New York harbor?), 7" overall, 18th century

A powder horn dated 1777, signed by Lieut Bunbury, City Guard carved map of the surrounding New York area including forts and other landmarks. The horn itself appears to be of the period, however we c

F. McGraw, 1867 engraved with map of New York including Albany and Hudson River, 9" long

Patent Finish Drop Shot New York. Div 694 Lynn is written verso. 9 1/2 inches (and under)

(8) Leather Powder Horns and Shot Holders Shane Carter's Winchester Collection, Clarence, New York

items to include: Epaulette, Solider tin type, brass bleeder in case, pewter snuff box, powder horn with dog, early 1800's fork in leather case, Burr's map of New York State 1835 in poor condition, 18

Group of Animal Skin and Horn Accessories, including a powder horn, leather moccasins, a pouch, and a piece of fur, appx. 6 pieces total Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family, New York and Philade

Includes Aero Studio’s wonderfully painted 5114 American Zouave with Powder Horn; 5115 American Zouave Smoking Pipe; 5120 Drummer Boy; 2017 British Rifleman. All appear like new.

Blue Enamel, Metal and Glass Dresser Set Early 20th century Comprising hand mirror, powder jar, two scent flasks, two pill boxes, button hook and shoe horn. Height of mirror 10 inches. C The Celeste H

silver on mirror is flaking, see photos.

6 Hodo and Vandigriff Inc. gambling related advertising. Auburn Wagon company in Greencastle, PA, Bell's asbestos New York powder. Sargent Greenleaf and Brooks company advertising, Pennsylvania Grand

UNITED STATES, MID 20TH CENTURY A Lorenzo Sansone French Horn made in New York. The horn is held in a hard shell case. Dimensions: Overall with case measures 25" by 16" by 13".

Pair of low etageres, New York, 2000s; Powder-coated steel, enameled masonite, glass; Unmarked; 27" x 55 1/4" x 10"; Custom made for Baccarat Hotel, NYC

Lot of four: 1) E. Lyon / 424 Broadway / New York // Magnetic Powder & Pills For Insects & Rats ; Br. rd., 27 mm. 2) Lewis L. Squire & Sons / Ship Chandlers / And / Rope Makers / 283 / Front St. / New

[Dairy Business] RARE Merrell-Soule (Syracuse, New York) Milk Powder Advertising Paperweight. Measures 2 x 1.5 inches. Provenance: Private collection Washington state. Good condition. If lot is absent

Three Labeled 1960s Vintage Cocktail Dresses, labeled Mariko Originals, New York, a powder blue dress. Apx. Size S/M. Together with two labeled, Boutique Monique cocktail dresses, apx. size S/M. Losse

Inscribed around the butt end "ZEBN. POTTS . 5 BN. YORK MILITA." (identified with Zebulon Potts, 1746-1801, a militia captain from Philadelphia Co., 1778-'81, later sheriff of Montgomery Co. and a sta

Inscribed around the edge of the butt, "ISAAC SNEDEKER : JULY16 1824" the year clearly having been altered from an earlier year (identified with Isaac Snedeker, 1729-1809, from Middlesex Co., New Jers