Original British Early 19th Century Brass Powder Flask with Embossed Hunting Scene Replica Non-Firing Guns in which the leading character

in which the leading character owns a riverboat named the Memphis Belle

it is disarmed by pushing the catch open

The blade features unusual form and bears slight engraved decoration

The straight grip walnut butt stock is attached to the carbine frame with a handmade

The second generation was made by Weyersberg

Original British Early 19th Century Brass Powder Flask with Embossed Hunting Scene Replica Non-Firing Guns in which the leading characterOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a large, 9. 5" tall, brass powder flak embossed with a hunter sitting under a tree taking a little libation with his dog at his feet and a dead stag laying on the ground. His powder flask, hunting horn and game bag hang in the tree above him. Dating anywhere in the first half of the 19th century, this most likely was made between 1810 and 1830 in England. The adjustable powder nozzle calibrated for four different