SH001-This is a Government Issue revolutionary war horn. It was used by the military and also used as a cannon primer horn. It is about 14 inches long. The finial at the plug is removed to facilitate filling. This style horn was carried by the Lewis and Clark expedition on their western trek.	SH002-This is a Berks County screw tip horn. This style of horn was made in Berks, York. Lancaster and Dauphin counties. Each county had a slightly different style. This horn is engraved with traditional style wildlife. They were usually anywhere from 12 to 17 inches in length.	SH003-This is a French and Indian War period horn, about 17 inches in length. They were usually engraved with map scenes, the British seal, winged griffons or animal figures. This horn has chip carving at the throat. There are many of these horns with military scenes.
SH004-This is a Map horn with chip carving. It is a lip horn, used to attach the carrying strap. This horn is about 15 inches long. They were used from 1750 to 1785. Engraving ranged from military to traditional hunting scenes and slogans about liberty.	SH005-This is a flattened horn that can be between 6 and 11 inches in length. They are made to carry on the side or in the pocket of a hunting coat. Usually they are engraved with modern style wildlife, such as bear, turkeys, deer, squirrels, elk and other wildlife. This style horn is the most popular.	SH006-This is a Shot Flask for use with a smoothbore. The mechanical spout measures the amount of shot. The size of the horn can vary depending on the amount of shot to be stored. They can be engraved with modern wildlife or traditional scenes. The mechanical spout is a copy of an original.
SH007-This horn is a Pennsylvania Dutch motif with Hex signs, measuring about 12 inches in length.	SH008-This is a nautical horn with mermaids and sea nymphs, measuring about 12 to 14 inches in length.	SH009-This is a traditional style horn with a modern wildlife scene, measuring about 12 inches in length.
SH010-This is a horn mug, with a hammered brass handle. These mugs hold from 8 to 12 ounces. There are smaller versions without a handle that hold 4 to 6 ounces. There are also gill cups that will hold 3 to 4 ounces.	SH011-These are primer horns. One has a Treso valve and the other has a wooden stopper. These horns are 4 to 5 inches in length	SH012-This is a rum flask. It has two staples to carry with a strap or can be placed on a flat surface. The horn is lined with brewers pitch to prevent leakage. They are between 6 and 8 inches high and can be engraved with modern wildlife or traditional scenes.
SH030-This horn is engraved with the U.S.S. Independance. It is 14" and has some chipped carving.	SH020-The mugs will hold about 12 ounces. They are lined with brewers pitch. Any scene you desire. Traditional or contemporary.	SH022
SH039-This a Berks County screw tip horn 14 1/2" in length. Fully engraved with Pennsylvania Dutch folk art.	SH040-This is a close up of the primer horn scoop that I usually put on my traditional type primers.