Message from the Guildmaster
The Rebben Smith Horn, an excerpt from "The Hartley Horn Drawings." It...
Dixon’s Gunmakers Fair of 2010 is now history and the Honourable Company of Horners...
July 4th, 1776, Independence Day Independence: “ the state or quality of being...
On behalf of the Honourable Company of Horners, it is my pleasure to present our...
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Master Horner Profiles
This is an excerpt from “Master Horner Profiles” from The Horn Book; it is fifth...
This is an excerpt from “Master Horner Profiles” from The Horn Book; it is sixth...
This is an excerpt from “Master Horner Profiles” from The Horn Book; it is third...
This is an excerpt from “Master Horner Profiles” from The Horn Book; it is first...
This is an excerpt from “Master Horner Profiles” from The Horn Book; it is second...
This is an excerpt from “Master Horner Profiles” from The Horn Book; it is the...
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Articles from the Archives
Heating Cow Horn by The Horn SwogglersThe article selected from the archives for this segment is from the February 2005 issue entitled “Heating Cow Horn” by the Horn Swogglers. I have no idea who the “Horn Swogglers” were, but they employed a rather humorous approach to the age old question concerning the heating of horn. This article also ties in nicely with Willy Frankfort’s... [Read more of this review]
In preparation for Dixon’s, I was updating the inventory on past issues of The Horn Book and couldn’t help but peruse some of the old issues and realized, once again, that there are a plethora of articles that have some invaluable research. So I decided to change “The Horn Book Feature Article of the Month” to “Articles from the Archives”... [Read more of this review]
In 2009, Willy Frankfort represented our Guild and took on the task of producing the 1 of 1000 Powder Horn for the NMLRA Endowment Program. I asked Willy to take photos of the horn from start to finish for a “Photo Journal” so all members could see how his work progressed. [for the complete article, click here...] Read More →
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