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Artillery Powder Horn unit marking
06/10/07 at 12:22am  
I have a very small artillery priming horn, circa 1790 - 1820, the cap end plate is marked R S V A which I believe is the Royal Stannary Volunteer Artillery. I haven't been able to find out anything about this obscure unit and was wondering if anyone can tell me anything about them?
Thanks in advance, Adrian.
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Re: Artillery Powder Horn unit marking
Reply #1 - 06/10/07 at 1:11am  
The Stannary authorities are Cornish and associated with the tin mining.  At the time it was a sort of County Council in our terms.
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