Original British Early 18th Century Gun Powder Horn marked to the 76th Regiment of Foot circa 1787-1820 Magazines is fast becoming the preferred

is fast becoming the preferred type

on the front of the holster are loops for five Very signals and a pouch to contain the shoulder strap when it is not in use

These rifles were produced in both 6

A common misconception prevailed that the S-mine would not detonate until its victim stepped off the trigger

Original British Early 18th Century Gun Powder Horn marked to the 76th Regiment of Foot circa 1787-1820 Magazines is fast becoming the preferredOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Made from a old Cow horn, the wood bottom plug is marked with a branded in E 16, for Company or Battery "E", 16th Man. It would have been suspended from what looks like an old brass ring mounted on the horn and then tied around the bulge at the horns opening for use as a shoulder strap. Shoulder strap and nozzle plug are unfortunately absent. The numerals 76 in an oval surrounded by laurel leaf sprays indicate it was used