Original British 18th Century Gun Powder Horn marked 60th Regiment of Foot - The Royal Americans U.S. Equipment which but we have not

which but we have not tried to test it

Grand Officer

and the right side loading gate opened to allow live cartridges to be loaded

Shaped charges are essentially explosives with voids inside to direct the explosive force in a specific direction

The inscription reads:

Original British 18th Century Gun Powder Horn marked 60th Regiment of Foot - The Royal Americans U.S. Equipment which but we have notOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Made from a old Cow horn, the wood bottom plug is marked with a branded in B 16, for Company or Battery "B", 16th Man. The horn has two rusty old rings mounted on the horn for a shoulder strap. Shoulder strap and nozzle plug are unfortunately absent. The numerals 60 in an oval surrounded by laurel leaf sprays indicate it was used by the 60th (Royal American) Regiment, today known as the King's Royal Rifle Regiment.