by Jim Dressler. Hardbound, 240 pages, 12-1/2" x 9-1/4". A collection of 436 full color photographs that depict a rare American folk art, the carved and engraved powder horn, a personal accoutrement that, along with their flintlock musket or rifle, was integral with the American colonist's survival in the wild and untamed wilderness. 110 examples, with carvings that range from exquisite map horns of 18th century war torn New York, Pennsylvania and the Carolinas, to the subtle, but very explicit personal horn of a young man with girls on his mind. No. 702246