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Related Sites:
The Honourable Company of Horners - www.hornguild.org
Contemporary Longrifle Association - www.longrifle.ws
Kentucky Rifle Association - www.kentuckyrifleassociation.org
National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association - www.nmlra.org
18th Century Artisan's Show - www.18thcenturyartisanshow.com
Conner Prairie - Interactive History Park - www.connerprairie.org
Village Restorations - www.villagerestorations.com
Mark Wheland Rifles - www.markwhelandrifles.com
E. Fleisher Shot Pouches - www.efleishershotpouches.com
Allen Martin Rifles - www.allenmartinrifles.net
Contemporary Makers Blogspot - www.contemporarymakers.blogspot.com
A. J. DeCamp Custom Powder Horns
Screw-tip Horns and Horn Restoration
Art DeCamp specializes in the authentic Replication and historically accurate Restoration of powder horns. He is recognized as a Master Horner by the Honourable Company of Horners; and is highly skilled at the craft of using horn as a medium for a wide range of horn items including powder horns, cups, utensils, and other historical items. Art is also available for identifying and appraising original antique powder horns and muzzle loading rifles. Please visit our "Contact us" page for information on how to reach Art for any of the above services or further questions.
I have updated photos of the last of the horns from the collection of a friend. All horns left are posted. Some have been reduced in price. See "Items For Sale" tab for brief descriptions and pricing.
Updated the photos & Horns listed on the Items For Sale tab as of 11/21/23.
Fourth Generation York County horn.
Aged East Tennessee Screw-tip Horn - see Items For Sale tab
Late Philadelphia screw-tip horn recently completed for a client.
Early Philadelphia screw-tip horn with horn band.
Bone-tipped and banded Randolph Co., NC horn. - See Items For Sale tab
