Powder Horn Carved Horn End

Powder Horn Carved Horn End

Powder Horn Carved Horn End

Try this gorgeous reproduction Powder Horn at your next event!  The crafter created this reproduction Powder Horn with an ivory colored Cow Horn.  He added a lathed wood butt end stained a mahogany brown.  The narrow end features a lathed decorative Horn section that screws off.  A removable lathed wood stopper fits into this end.  You will find a staple in the wood butt end and on the top of the narrow end.  Use these staples to attach your own strap.

Powder horns are containers that hold gunpowder. Historically, soldiers made Powder Horns from cows, oxen or buffalo horns. Natural horn has the advantage of being waterproof and already hollow inside. Stoppers of wood or bone or horn were placed at each end of the horn. A soldier filled the horn with gunpowder at the large end, and dispensed powder from the smaller end.  Soldiers sometimes decorated their Powder Horns with carvings or inlays. They usually carried them with a long strap over their shoulder.

The Wandering Bull offers Powder Horns as collectible items. Living History Re-enactors also use Powder Horns as part of their kit. You can choose from our standard stock Powder Horn or one of the One of a Kind horns that we acquire from collections.

This Powder Horn measures about 12″ long.  It is in excellent condition. One of a Kind!

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Powder Horn with strap

Powder Horn with strap

Powder Horn with Strap

Our stock Powder Horn with strap comes ready to use!  Polished natural cow horn includes a groove to hold the strap. Living History Re-enactors wear Powder Horns as an accessory. Native American dancers can wear them as part of their Native American Regalia.

Our Powder Horn includes a wooden stopper and a wooden base and a woven strap.

Powder horns are containers that hold gunpowder. Historically, soldiers made Powder Horns from cows, oxen or buffalo horns. Natural horn has the advantage of being waterproof and already hollow inside. Stoppers of wood or bone or horn were placed at each end of the horn. A soldier filled the horn with gunpowder at the large end, and dispensed powder from the smaller end.
Soldiers sometimes decorated their Powder Horns with carvings or inlays. They usually carried them with a long strap over their shoulder.

The Wandering Bull offers Powder Horns as collectible items. Living History Re-enactors also use Powder Horns as part of their kit.  You can choose from our standard stock Powder Horn or one of the One of a Kind horns that we acquire from other collectors.

Colors and curvature of each Powder Horn will vary.  Our stock Powder Horns measure approx 12″ long.

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Powder Horn Reproduction Carved Ends

Powder Horn Reproduction Carved Ends

Powder Horn Reproduction Carved Ends

Add this well made Powder Horn to your collection or use it as part of your kit.  The crafter created this reproduction Powder Horn with a light colored Cow Horn.  He added lathed wood ends stained a mahogany brown.  The narrow end comes with a removable stopper.  The stopper has a hole drilled through it so you can add a lanyard and attach it to the Horn itself so it doesn’t get lost.  The crafter added decorative Brass Tacks to the butt end.  This Powder Horn does not come with a strap.

Powder horns are containers that hold gunpowder. Historically, soldiers made Powder Horns from cows, oxen or buffalo horns. Natural horn has the advantage of being waterproof and already hollow inside. Stoppers of wood or bone or horn were placed at each end of the horn. A soldier filled the horn with gunpowder at the large end, and dispensed powder from the smaller end.  Soldiers sometimes decorated their Powder Horns with carvings or inlays. They usually carried them with a long strap over their shoulder.

The Wandering Bull offers Powder Horns as collectible items. Living History Re-enactors also use Powder Horns as part of their kit. You can choose from our standard stock Powder Horn or one of the One of a Kind horns that we acquire from collections.

This Powder Horn measures about 13.5″ long.  It is in excellent condition. One of a Kind!

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Polished Steer Horns

Polished Steer Horns

Polished Steer Horns

Our Polished Steer Horns (Cow Horns) will make great Powder Horns. You can also use them to make Split Horn Bonnets, Horn Rattles and more.

The colors range from off-white to black. We sell our Steer Horns individually. If you order two, we will do our best to match them as a pair.  These are a natural product, so allow for variations.

Small Steer Horns measure between 5″-8″ long. Large Steer Horns measure between 8″-12″ long.

We also sell ready to use Powder Horns with a Leather Strap.

Bison Horns

Bison Horns

Natural Bison Horns

These natural Bison Horns will make very large Powder Horns. Cut the horn and use it to make a Horn Roach Spreader. You can also use them to make Split Horn Bonnets, Horn Rattles and more.

These horns are natural black. They come minimally cleaned. Choose:

  • Cleaned and Scraped Approx 8″ – 10″ long with a 4″ diameter opening
  • Cleaned and left rough  Approx 11″ long with a 4″ diameter opening

We sell these Horns individually. These are a natural product, so allow for variations.

We also sell Bison Toes!

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Wampum Belt 9 Row Hiawatha Design

Wampum Belt 9 Row Hiawatha Design

Wampum Belt 9 Row Hiawatha Design

This handmade Wampum Belt features a nine row design. The crafter used Opaque Purple and Ivory Wampum Beads to recreate the classic Hiawatha Belt Design.  He braided the Deerskin Leather Fringe into 3 braids.  You will see small imitation sinew loops attached to the top the crafter used to hang this Wampum Belt for display.

The five main units of the Hiawatha Wampum Belt represent the five Original Nations that comprised the Iroquois Confederacy. From left to right, this design represents the Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga and Seneca. The connecting line is the path of peace. Other Nations are welcome to travel the path of peace and seek shelter under the great tree.

You can wear a Wampum Belt as a sash or attach one to a Bag or Powder Horn as a strap.  This 9 Row Wampum Belt measures 34″ long x 3.75″ wide excluding 15″ of fringe.  One of a Kind!

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Wampum Belt 8 Row Ivory & Purple

Wampum Belt 8 Row Ivory & Purple

Wampum Belt made with Glass Wampum Beads

This handmade Wampum Belt features an eight row design. The crafter used Opaque Purple and Ivory Wampum Beads to create the design that shows a two row line with box designs at either end.   You will see small imitation sinew loops attached to one side that the crafter used to hang this Wampum Belt for display.   You can wear a Wampum Belt as a sash or attach one to a Bag or Powder Horn as a strap.

This 8 Row Wampum Belt measures 34.25″ long x 3.25″ wide excluding 9″ of Deerskin Leather Lacing fringe. One of a Kind!

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Wampum Belt 9 Row Purple & Ivory

Wampum Belt 9 Row Purple & Ivory

Wampum Belt 9 Row Purple & Ivory

This handmade Wampum Belt features a nine row design. The crafter used Opaque Purple and Ivory Wampum Beads to create the repeating oval pattern.  You can wear a Wampum Belt as a sash or attach one to a Bag or Powder Horn as a strap.

This 9 Row Wampum Belt measures 30″ long x 3.75″ wide excluding 9″ of fringe.  One of a Kind!

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