AN 18TH CENTURY POWDER HORN OF AMERICAN INTEREST, the

AN 18TH CENTURY POWDER HORN OF AMERICAN INTEREST, the 43cm body finely decorated with a map of the Connecticut River, the left bank with the named elements MHR, Hadham, Wedding Br. Middletown, Middleton Br. Dividend Br. Glafses Br. Robins Br. Hertford, Windlop, Hentons Br. Springfield, Fishing Falls, Hampton Upper Falls, the right bank with the named elements, Dick R. East Windsor, Scantick Br. Saltroustall Br. Enfield, Fresh Water, Long Meadow Br. Long Meadow Meeting Hse. Mill R. Springfield Meeting Hse. Chiathee R. New Hadley Meeting Hse. Hadley Hankanum, further decorated with the Harp of Erin flanked by G and R and surmounted with a crown, the motto beneath Nec Aspera Terrent, the base and upper nozzle secured with multiple tiny wooden dowels, retains a small portion of the hide suspension strap.