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I have a buddy that owns a gun shop in Florida. He buys lots of estates. He has these that he sent me pics of want to know if they are worth anything. He said they are powder flasks or canteens. He also said they came from Bosnia. I told him to send me some pics of the spouts/lids and why he thinks they are Bosnian. As of yet I haven’t gotten the spout pics. What say y’all on these?
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All the caps have holes in them so I don’t think they would hold liquid or powder. One side is flat on all of them. Reminds me of some kind of lamp maybe. Add oil and a wick and the vented lid is a “snuffer outter” lol
 
I think they are novelty made for the tourist market, a nick-nack, a curiosity piece.
The bad solder at the neck and foldings of the metal,,
 
All kidding aside, the Crusader image was very popular in the Balkans for decoration in the Christian areas memorizing the passing of the Crusader Kings and subsequent battles fought there against the Ottoman invaders

I think they are lamps, with the wick coming out of the neck and to be place in a holder. I don't see any attachment points for carry.
 
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All kidding aside, the Crusader image was very popular in the Balkans for decoration in the Christian areas memorizing the passing of the Crusader Kings and subsequent battles fought there against the Ottoman invaders

I think they are lamps, with the wick coming out of the neck and to be place in a holder. I don't see any attachment points for carry.
I think you are correct
 
Might be demilled Holy Hand Grenades of Antioch for the Killer Rabbit of Caerbannog

O LORD, bless this Thy hand grenade, that with it Thou mayest blow Thine enemies to tiny bits, in Thy mercy.
This was my first thought as well until I saw they are flat. Inspiration didn't strike me quick enough to come up with a proper witty response, so I left that work for my betters.
 
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