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Powder flask I think?????? Any idea how old if I am right.
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Deftone
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Here's one similar. Not sure on the age. http://www.ebay.com/itm/SEE-Collect...er-Flask-NR-/381817342344?hash=item58e6164988
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Definitely a flask, and a pretty cool one... Mid 1800's?
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Yep, a powder flask. You have to remember that back then everyone had a powder and shot flask. Nice Find.
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coinman123
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Thin sheet metal like that was very popular in the 1840's-1900. I would guess around 1850's-1870's is around the date of your flask. Very cool find, a bucket list item for me!
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