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Item Code: M26356
Maker-mark: “N.P. Ames” & date, “1845”, stamped on upper lid near spot. Measures 9.125” in overall length, w/ “USN” in .5” lettering, and 3.25” anchors, stamped on both sides. Brass strap hooks on both sides. Flask exhibits light coppery tone w/a few minor dings. Else VG & highly attractive. Scarce USN w/anchors. [JP]
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