Original British Early 19th Century Hand Carved Scrimshaw Powder Horn Linked to Penal Colony Transports German Machine Guns enabling the infantry to pass

enabling the infantry to pass through

as well as TULLE and what looks to be "NITHARD"

which look like they came from INSIDE the helmet

this passage has become so common that few initiation ceremonies are actually held

which is covered with Imperial German inspection and acceptance markings

Original British Early 19th Century Hand Carved Scrimshaw Powder Horn Linked to Penal Colony Transports German Machine Guns enabling the infantry to passOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This lovely Scrimshaw powder horn looks to have been signed by its maker, one "THO. PYLE ?? SETCH and the entire of the horn's surface has been scrimshaw engraved with the most amazing array of British Colonial motifs. There is a panel featuring the British Lion under a Royal Crown with a surrounding ribbon stating : THE KING'S OWN REGIMENT The Lion is standing over the Roman numeral "IV" perhaps indicating either King