Four horn powder flasks of the Percy Tenantry Volunteers

Four horn powder flasks of the Percy Tenantry Volunteers, polished cow horn of natural shape, each with a brass base engraved with the crowned crescent of the Percy Tenantry, three with brass spouts closed by spring-retained measuring scoops and numbered 'C 12', 'C 48' and 'D 4'; the fourth with a similar but un-numbered spout (possibly a replacement, each approximately 33 cm (13 in.) long, circa 1800. [4]

The Percy Tenantry Volunteers were first raised in 1798 by Hugh Percy, 2nd Duke of Northumberland, and an artillery company was added in 1805.