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Old 26th May 2018, 03:33 PM   #2
rickystl
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Hi Kmaddock

The larger horn appears to be made for a left hand shooter, or otherwise carried with a shoulder strap on the left side of the torso. There may be no connection this horn has to the two smaller pieces. Although their aging do look similar for all three pieces.

The smaller set is most interesting, especially the leather piece. Could you take some additional close-up pics of the leather one ?

Thanks, Rick
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