Original British Georgian Set of Two Sporting Gun Brass & Copper Powder Flasks - circa 1820 Gahendra Martini Rifles & Parts Commander of 773rd Tank Destroyer

Commander of 773rd Tank Destroyer Battalion

some of which carried high-ranking British officials

5 kg shells (high explosive or smoke) with percussion fuzes

Languages: English

This is the only example we’ve ever seen of this very rare Flintlock Rifle Bayonet

Original British Georgian Set of Two Sporting Gun Brass & Copper Powder Flasks - circa 1820 Gahendra Martini Rifles & Parts Commander of 773rd Tank DestroyerOriginal Items: One set of two. These are two very Sporting Gun powder flasks, purchased from an estate sale in England. Both date to the to the early 1800's, and are extremely decorative, being all made of Copper and Brass. These were a vital shooting accessory back in the time of Muzzle Loaders. One flask embossed with shell decoration, and is 7 inches in length. It has a functional spout stop, but it seems to be manually operated for both opening