Help dating a horn

[T4halo1]

I picked this up this weekend and am wondering how old it might be.

Thanks, T4

 

[Thagomizer]

Something about it says North African or Middle Eastern to me. I've been wrong before...

 

[tenngun]

Tips were used back to the sixteenth century, but fell out of style for a long time. Then reemergence in the nineteenth.
Flat horns likewise are old as shooting.
Looking at how tight the fit is I’m betting nineteenth century and would lean to mid to late.
North Africa was famous for such products well up to the Second World War
Maybe check the screws and threads. If they are a regular size that leans to post machine made screws after mid nineteenth
One of a kind size would denote earlier(?)

 

[DixieTexian]

Looks plenty old enough to date, but I would avoid candle lit dinners.

 

[rich pierce]

If North American, post 1860.

 

[necchi]

Steel bands,, 1950's. Cottage industry producer,,

 

[French Colonial]

Mid 1800's horn flask, there are lots of these around and not very rare, every flask collector has a couple of these laying around.

 

[Powder Flask Collector]

Mid 19th century. Rather common in continental Europe.
Flask head probably industrially made.

 

[Powder Flask Collector]

Correcture
Mid or end of the 19th century

 

[TDM]

Well it’s a nice old horn to have.