Original American Revolutionary War Era Scrimshaw Powder Horn Named to Joshua Crow, 2nd Regiment, New York Militia - c. 1786 British Flags The blade does have some

The blade does have some minor staining now

its purpose to hold the line so that other units could attack key dams across the Roer River

This helmet is a fine complete example and still retains almost all of its original WW2 parts (shell chinstrap

and a post-war repainted drum belt carrier which has been repainted with our panzergrau spray paint

Original American Revolutionary War Era Scrimshaw Powder Horn Named to Joshua Crow, 2nd Regiment, New York Militia - c. 1786 British Flags The blade does have someOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous American Revolutionary War powder horn which has been scrimshawed to commemorate the service of the soldier who carried it. There is a depiction of a warship as well as a depiction of an American Church. Below the ship is etched JOSH. CROW HIS HORN. From our research, the only soldier of the Revolutionary Era to carry this moniker was Private Joshua Crow, who served in the 2nd New York Regiment during