Flasks
18 Items
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- Price: $195.00
- Description: A 7 1/8" high brass flask with sharply angled corners and 4 carry rings. The spout has 3 unmarked positions and is stamped vertically "Battie". this spelling is unusual as Riling has several listing...
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- Price: $195.00
- Description: This odd shaped G.& J.W. Hawksley marked flask is show in Riling's flask book as #628 on page 321. A similar bodied flash with patent top is shown as #1349 on page 418. This flask has a belted panel...
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- Price: $995.00
- Description: This is an 1845 dated, “STIMPSON / O.H.P.” maker marked and inspected flask with USN Fouled Anchor emblem embossed on both sides. The metal has a mottled, ruddy-brown patina, with a few shallow d...
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- Price: $395.00
- Description: An exceptional pig skin covered powder flask built by American Flask and Cap Co. -The body is 8" by 4 1/2". All the original leather cover and seams are in place. Unpolished original brass fittings, ...
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- Price: $495.00
- Description: A very fine Lanthorn horn flask with the brass base marked "12". The engraved letter on the neck appears to be an "A" with a second initial on the reverse side. The panels of this horn were attached...
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- Price: $195.00
- Description: A panel design flask that is similar to but not exactly the same as Riling numbers 470, 501 and 503. This example has a raised oval panel on both sides in the center. Other features are an external sp...
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- Price: $195.00
- Description: An 8" Long flask of heavy quality with no carry loops. The adjustable spout has 3 positions. The top has an internal spring and is marked "Patent". the design shows 2 long billed birds (Woodcock ??) i...
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- Price: $125.00
- Description: This patent top outside spring flask has nickel plated hardware with a nice aged patina and shows J. Dixons markings listed as No 28 on page 266 of rilings flask book. The adjustable charger spout is...
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- Price: $365.00
- Description: Riling shows this flask under the "dead game" listing with a grade leaf pattern on the back. Both sides have the grade leaf pattern as shown at bottom right on page 321. A very nice condition factor...
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- Price: $145.00
- Description: This flask is similar to Riling no. 216 on page 277 which is a plain flask 4 carary rings and a 3 position adjustable spout. No makers name. One of the rings has pulled loose but is still on the hangi...
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- Price: $170.00
- Description: This common top external spring flask has an adjustable spout with three settings and no markings. Flask is in very good condition with remnants of a black Japanned finish and nice patina on brass. ...
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- Price: $145.00
- Description: This unmarked flask is almost eight inches long. The three position charging spout is unmarked, stop screw is missing as is the inside mounted spring. This quality flask has very well finished seams...
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- Price: $225.00
- Description: This near seven inch long flask features an external spring adjustable screw off top stamped "G & J.W. Hawksley Sheffield" that measures 2 1/4 to 3 drams of powder. The body shows a nice brown finish...
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- Price: $175.00
- Description: This common top flask features an adjustable charger marked from 50 to 65 grains. End cap is brass with simple line decoration tht matches top. Flask is eight inches long with two hangers mounted on...
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- Price: $50.00
- Description: This little funnel is for dropping powder into cases. Made of steel with soldered edges this nice funnel will add to any loading tool display. ...
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- Price: $175.00
- Description: This shell and bush flask measures 7 1/2" overall and has 4 rings for a carry thong. The design is very similar to Riling # 388 on page 284, except with no design on the neck. The charger is graduat...
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- Price: $150.00
- Description: This flask measures 7 1/2" overall and shows the hanging dead game on both sides, with 2 eyelets for a carry cord. The charger has 3 unmarked positions. Good overall condition with an old solder rep...
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- Price: $165.00
- Description: 1. A zinc flask measuring 8" long with a 3 position spout. The small screw in the spout is broken off. 2. A leather "dead game" shot pouch marked for 4 pounds. The spout is marked Dixon & Sons and h...
