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SHOP 9 CENTER SQUARE, NEW OXFORD, PA INQUIRIES 717-495-3395 KELLYKINZLE@COMCAST.NET MAIL P.O. BOX 235, NEW OXFORD, PA 17350 Richard Butler was an armorer at Fort Pitt in 1765. By 1772 he was commissioned Captain in the Pennsylvania militia and became a Major General. Lieutenant John Maclellan was a first lieutenant of Company D of Thompson’s Battalion of Pennsylvania Riflemen. Dispatched with Colonel Daniel Morgan, Lieutenant Maclellan died on the journey to Quebec in 1775. His brother, also a rifleman in the company was killed in the Battle of Quebec on January 1, 1776. The tomahawk entered the Warwick Castle collection in England in the 18th century most likely as a war souvenir. KELLY KINZLE ANTIQUES PIPE TOMAHAWK Circa 1770 Metalwork and handle attributed to Richard Butler Inscribed “R. Butler” and “Lt. J Maclellan” Iron, steel, silver, pewter, wood and porcupine quills 21⅛" x 7¼"