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Item Code: 286-358
Civilian powder flask has a fowl and hunting dog scene on both front and back of hand-tooled leather. One side of flask has split at the seam and top of flask where spout attaches has torn, but other side stitching is tight and spout attached. Leather is supple with light crazing and cracking on the surface. Measures 8 ½” total length x 3 ½’ at the widest area. Would make a great display hanging next to a vintage shotgun. [sl]
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