Original British 19th Century Brass Powder Flasks - Set of 4 U.S. Antique Guns to allow the contingent of

to allow the contingent of both armies on the western side of Italy for maximum firepower to break through to Rome

which is today part of Poland

The major difference with the Type 11 was the top-mounted curved detachable box magazine holding 30 rounds

that appears to have been added after manufacture

the squadron moved to Charters Towers

Original British 19th Century Brass Powder Flasks - Set of 4 U.S. Antique Guns to allow the contingent ofOriginal Items: One of a kind Set. This is a set of four powder flasks that date from he 19th century. We believe their origin is English and each is constructed of brass with decorative embossing. They are as follows: Black painted brass with embossed hunting scene of hunter and dog. Measures 8" x 3" with functional spout and release lever. Brass with embossed fountain decoration, excellent patina. Measures 9" x 3. 7" with functional spout and