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Antique Public Property Powder Flask 1825 Pattern
Guns International #: 101457047 Seller's Inventory #: 120
Category: Accessories - American - Military Collectible US
Seller's Information
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Seller: paterson
Company: Sell antiques
Member Since: 4/7/14
First Name: Steve
Last Name: Evans
State: Utah
Zip: 84115
Country: United States
Phone: (801) 554-5120
Platinum Seller
Number of Active Listings: 177
Total Number of Listings: 1251
Seller: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
Payment Types Accepted: check, credit card, layaway
Description:
An original U.S. Military Rifleman’s, 1825 pattern, powder flask. These flasks were the first metal powder flasks contracted for by the United States government. The ”PUBLIC PROPERTY” marking was added in an effort to prevent the soldiers from stealing the flask, for use after they were discharged from military service. These flasks were made in Liverpool, England and were sold to the U.S. govt. by James Baker of Philadelphia. Overall Height: 8.25? Width: 3.94? Thickness: 1.50? Condition: Has a very good dark age patina, with a couple of very minor dings and split seams, but not separated and never repaired – Charger mechanism operates as it should
SOLD