Lord Cornwallis Surrender, 1781

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Old map of United States, Virginia, Yorktown.

Created by E. Crosby, James Downae in 1781.

• Shows Yorktown Virginia and the York River on conical powder horn.
• Relief shown by hachures.
• Manuscript: Engraved bovine horn, shellacked.
• Has wooden pouring spout inserted at narrow end and wooden hinged cap inserted at wide end.
• Inscriptions: James Downae his horn, made by E. Crosby - 1781, A: Bowery, A: Lion, The: Elem Tree, and Mare Maid at: Sea.
• Includes pictorial represenations of the Moore House and gardens where Cornwallis's surrender took place, several vessels, a conventional flowering vine, and a school of fish.
• A listing of this horn is in "American Engraved Powder Horns", N.Y., no. 285, 1945, p. 51.
• Housed on wooden base covered by clear plastic box casement screwed-on to base at bottom.