The first a Mughal curved horn from India, 18th century, with bone fittings, iron suspension loops, partially covered in hide and sporting horse hair (7 in.) (old surfaces with patina); plus a stitched leather shot pouch, possibly American, its measure/stopper replaced by a cork carved with a human effigy (8 in.) (overall wear; later cord added); plus a 19th century Sheffield brass powder flask with its measure marked by makers G. & J. W. Hawksley (9 in.) (some moderate dents).

From a private North Carolina collection