PF1) Am. Flask & Cap Co. leather covered tin w/brass end.....$150
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PF2) Horn/brass/leather w/horntip measure. Possibly War of 1812 era.....$250
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PF3) "Patriotic Peace Flask" all original, deep brown patina throughout, marked "1848" "Batty", measuring cap unscrews easily, no cracks at seams.....$550
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PF4)Brass gunpowder flask with the patriotic motif for the .31 Whitney pocket pistol. Excellent condition, still functional. Hard to find.....$595
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PF5) Small powder flask with patriotic eagle motif. Similar one pictured in Rapley's reference book "Colt Percussion Accoutrements" page 341. Embossed on both sides. Measures 4 1/2".....$350
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PF6) Horn flask with brass fittings. Measures 9 1/2" straight. Leather strap of undetermined age is included.....$450
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PF7) Identified powder horn and documents to David F. Scheihing who was a cavalryman (a sergeant) in Company E of the 4th Missouri Cavalry. The powder horn is very nice all over. Beautifully etched with large patriotic motif with eagle, shield, and E.Pluribus Unum. It is 14 1/2" NOT allowing for the curve. Comes with his beautifully framed marriage certificate dated October 18, 1866. Also present is his Discharge from the Army in 1876 handsomely triple matted and framed. There is a pocket on the back of the frame which holds several photocopies of his army records.....$1250
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PF8) Nice powder horn which measures 10 1/2" long without the curve. The brass spout is all original.....$195
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SP1) Small shot pouch made of canvas and wood.....$50
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SP2) Shot pouch made of leather and brass.....$125
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