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If it's hollow I'd say powder flask is a safe bet.
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Yup it's hollow ,
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If you look at DCMatts pictures, you will see that the top portion is attached to the flask with small brass rivets. Yours should have two or three corresponding holes which the rivets went through at the top.
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