Original U.S. Revolutionary War Metal Lined Horn Drinking Beaker Engraved to Capt. John Mott, 3rd N.J. Regiment 1776 Lee-Enfield (SMLE) It's possible that parts were

It's possible that parts were swapped when it was shortened

which were more common on the octagonal barrels if the stock was removed improperly

A very nice example of a rare WWII German Red Cross (DRK) Civic Helmet

Type 89 grenade with a rare bakelite cap (no fuse)

August 1936 and 1

Original U.S. Revolutionary War Metal Lined Horn Drinking Beaker Engraved to Capt. John Mott, 3rd N.J. Regiment 1776 Lee-Enfield (SMLE) It's possible that parts wereOriginal item: One of a Kind. Found at a New Jersey Garage Sale !!! and purchased for a song! Unfortunately NOT by us but nevertheless, what a find! This is a very nice 18th Century Horn Beaker drinking vessel, standing just 5" tall and 3" across the drinking rim. The beaker is lined with metal, which appears to be silver, or possibly silver plated brass, with a very pleasing silver top edge around the rim. It looks somewhat like a portion of Cow Horn