Titled: The Fort William Henry Horn
Time period: French & Indian War
Horn length: Overall 13" inches
Throat: 4 inches stained black that starts with a 2 inch round throat interrupted with two wedding bands then finished with a 2" inch barley twist tip
Horn Peg: Turned deer antler left in the white
Worn: Left side
Body: Stained yellow with a bit of black for a dark aged appearance
Inscriptions: Lake George/Fort William Henry/Made at Ft. William Henry 1756
Area left for owner’s name
Maker’s Mark on back/bottom
Butt plug: Lathe turned Pine stained black 2" inches in diameter
Strap Finial: Turned deer antler left in the white
Carvings: Layout of Fort William Henry with barracks, armory, officers quarters, & flag
Sun/Moon & Stars
Cartouche for owner’s name framed by bushes & flowers
Hunter shooting at birds
Rabbit sitting on maker’s mark smoking a pipe and blowing smoke rings
Parked canon with flags & drummer boy
Seal of Sir William Johnson
Lake George with anchored ship
Compass arrow pointing North
Photos and copy supplied by Kevin Hart.
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