Original British Victorian Copper Gun Powder Flask with Native American Motif by Batty - Dated 1851 U.S. Uniforms at an awards ceremony on

at an awards ceremony on 2 July 1944

We all lay huddled in a shivering mass of humanity

It has the distinction of being the first military triplane to see operational service

and musket style stock and fittings

Original Item: Only One Available: Absolutely stunning Imperial German Field Grey Private Purchase  M1907/10 Tunic that appears to have never had shoulder boards installed

Original British Victorian Copper Gun Powder Flask with Native American Motif by Batty - Dated 1851 U.S. Uniforms at an awards ceremony onOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a very nice British made Copper gun powder flask, measuring 8" overall with an adjustable measuring spout on the top. The internal rotating powder door still works and the spring is strong. The spout has 3 different notches for powder charge size. The body is embossed with a full Native American hunting figure, complete with Tomahawk in a wooded landscape, standing next to a felled deer. The flask is Maker marked