I found a cool link to powder flask identification, it covers many types.
Check it out...
http://arms2armor.com/Flasks/flasks.htm#SHELL
Check it out...
http://arms2armor.com/Flasks/flasks.htm#SHELL
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Powder Flask Identification
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Musketman: That's a neat site although I'm not smart enough to figure out how to see the flasks under the text.
About a year ago I bought an antique flask and like the other original antiques I have I think it's really neat to hold and examine something people made and used 100+ years ago. If they could only talk what tales they could tell!
About a year ago I bought an antique flask and like the other original antiques I have I think it's really neat to hold and examine something people made and used 100+ years ago. If they could only talk what tales they could tell!
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Musketman: That's a neat site although I'm not smart enough to figure out how to see the flasks under the text.Scroll down, there is pictures along with sub-links in red letters to click on.
Musketman: That's a neat site although I'm not smart enough to figure out how to see the flasks under the text.Scroll down, there is pictures along with sub-links in red letters to click on.
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