FOR SALE An 11" Master Scrimmed Horn

[Mad Irish Jack]

11" Powder horn, brass button pour spout will accept threaded measure type pour tops. There is an acorn screw in/out button on plug for easy filling/emptying. There is a 48" black leather braided strap included. The picture horn was an early production by Wm. (Wild Willy) Frankfort of western PA fame. If you're not sure who he is, want to know about him. Search FB by copy and paste his full name as I posted it. The horn was made and scrimmed by Willy in 1992, the first full year he professionally work; he started in 1991. The horn has a Stampeding Buffalo Bull coming at you; as well as some trim lines and framing. The opposite side is blank for possibly a His Horn name space or other scrimming by you, who you'd want to put it on. That may devalue it as it is 27 years old made by a master in HIS early begginings. Add $10 toward S&H&Ins. If interested, PM, Message or email [email protected] w/ HORN in subject.

 

[Mad Irish Jack]

I can send a close-up photo of his signature below the leading hoof of the buff if wanted.

 

[nhmoose]

Price?

 

[thomas]

PM sent

 

[Mad Irish Jack]

Price?

It didn't make the copy paste trip. This horn is $300. +$10m toward S&H& Ins

 

[Davy Gray]

Sent you a PM

 

[Mad Irish Jack]

Davy,
The art of the Bison is a Plains Bison and although ownership by Voyagers of French persuasion would be acceptable. Willy said the horn would fit 1760 on; but is probably more accepted as 1820 on, early mountain-man on through post CW, early western settlement periods. The horn has a side open for scrim of script for saying, scripture, or owners Name and His Horn. I gifted my son and my brother horns and I still have six horns I won't part with. My 90% used horn is an Indian horn of F&I period design. Just design, no other embellishments. The story is my persona, released Ranger, a scout hunter and farmer got the horn after repelling an Indian raid. It's native owner had no use for earthly items, I do. This horn is $300.00 and I'll inc S&H to lower 48
I do have a matching pair (hunt and primer horn) that I won and only used for parades and non-skirmish events. They were copied from a set of Scottish design horns in the Museum at Ft Niagara near Youngstown, NY on the shores of Lake Ontario.Tom Aimes, highly respected, now retired and no longer making anything, was the Hornmaker/Scrimshander of the set. Early F&I 1745 on is their period. The lines are deep and heavy as they were early on. Later on, the lines were scratched in making finer art work. That set I'd take $325.00 for includes S&H lower 48. If interested I can send pics. An email addy is easier for me to send pics through. My email is [email protected]

 

[Mad Irish Jack]

$325 S&H inc to Lower 48

 

[Mad Irish Jack]

Scottish Horn set was sold last year.

 

[Zonie]

Mad Irish Jack: You seem to have changed this advertisement into one that is offering two different horns, the original post's horn and a Scottish horn. Is the horn in the original post still for sale?

 

[Mad Irish Jack]

Yes it is still for sale. I reply to a quarry on the horn and mentioned I was thinking of selling another SET of horns an listed it as an alternative. I had it with me at a show and tell in late April and tendered an offer a little higher than I was asking, so I let it go. But the bison scrimshawed horn IS still for sale. I hadn't seen the post in a while and when I did due to an emoji, I posted it was gone. You can pull it all off if you would and I'll repost when I can, Thanks. Mad Jack