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Original Item: Only One Available. This is a traditional vintage brass powder flask found all over North Africa and the Middle East for carrying and discharging gunpowder into all the various types of Jezails, Arabian Muskets and flintlock pistols. Circular in form, 5" across with a 2.5" spout, the flask would have been carried on an over the shoulder cord attached to the large brass rings either side of the flask. Very practical and decorative, ready to display. Dating from the end of the 19th century.
<p>Original Item: Only One Available. This is a traditional vintage brass powder flask found all over North Africa and the Middle East for carrying and discharging gunpowder into all the various types of Jezails, Arabian Muskets and flintlock pistols. Circular in form, 5" across with a 2.5" spout, the flask would have been carried on an over the shoulder cord attached to the large brass rings either side of the flask. Very practical and decorative, ready to display. Dating from the end of the 19th century.</p>
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