Original 17th Century Germanic Region Stag Horn Powder Flask WWII All slings are in the

All slings are in the original tan color and are stamped with WW2 dates and the manufacturer's identity

many Model 1863 muskets were converted into breech-loading "Trapdoor Springfields"

Verners Pattern is a significant development which can be traced back to 1895

Of particular interest is that the Trumpet retains it's Original 12th Lancers color cords with tassels which have probably been undisturbed for more than 100 years

The scabbard is a tropical service all brass construction and is finely engraved:

Original 17th Century Germanic Region Stag Horn Powder Flask WWII All slings are in theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fine original, almost certainly German, seventeenth century gunpowder flask the body of which is STAG HORN. Featuring all iron mounts the spout doubles as the load measurer in that there are sprung loaded gates to seal the powder chamber to ensure a predetermined charge is used in the musket. There are four suspension rings to accommodate leather carry thongs and the arms of the antler are capped with iron