Traveler Horn Creations

[Heinrich]

Thought that if you guys are interested these are some horns that I make in my spare time for friends.

Just love making them, have quite a number of horns lying around waiting to be worked on.

Blue Wildebeest.


Nguni


Rooihartebeest:


Blesbuck:



Nyala:

 

[Heinrich]

Blackwildebeest:


Afrikaner Cattle



Kudu:

 

[trueblue1776]

Beautiful! Nice work.

 

[Heinrich]

Bushbuck:

 

[Bad Flynch]

How about prices for U.S. delivery? I'm interested, thank you.

 

[Heinrich]

I keep to the old values.

I work on a trade basis. Depending on the type of horn used/requested the value of the trade is between $25 - $100. Or if it has a "novelty" value, as an item that I cannot obtain in South Africa.

I've sent a number of them to the US, and there are 3 more on the way to recipients on your side of the large pond.

 

[Misfire99]

Powder horns are cool but when I first saw this the thing that popped into my mind was a drinking horn full of mead. It takes a lot more work to get the horn clean enough so that you can drink from it but I think drinking horns are way cool.

 

[Heinrich]

I have made a drinking horn once using cattle horn. And yes, worked real hard to get that one clean, clean, clean on the inside.

 

[DixieTexian]

What kind of trade stuff are you interested in?

 

[kimsonvu]

To Heinrich:
I still import horn from Africa many many (1 Container 20f per 3 months), do you think you can verify some company for me?
Also,if you have source horn - i will import too!

I see your company ,i think you will know what we are talking about !

This is my email : kimson at handicraft-vn dot com

 

[Heinrich]

I trade for things like cleaning kits, turn screws (gunsmithing kits), bi-pods, CO2 Dischargers, gunbags, powerbelt bullets, lightfield slugs, Lyman & LEE Bullet molds.

Thanks Kimsonvu, but horns are important items in African culture, therefore you find they are a tough item to find a reliable source that will constantly be able to supply you with horns.