Original Set of 4 British 18th - 19th Century Copper & Brass Powder Flasks - circa 1780 - 1850 Category_MG 42 Mounts It looks to be some

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Original Set of 4 British 18th - 19th Century Copper & Brass Powder Flasks - circa 1780 - 1850 Category_MG 42 Mounts It looks to be someOriginal Items: One of a kind Set. This is a lovely set of four powder flasks, dating from 1780 until 1850. We believe their origin is English and each is constructed of copper & brass with decorative embossing. All have adjustable spouts for measuring loads. We believe their origin is English and each is constructed of brass with decorative embossing. They are as follows: Brass fitted copper flask measuring about 7 5 8" x 3 1 8 with a functional