Original British Victorian Set of Three Sporting Gun Brass-fitted Copper Powder Flasks Japanese Ordnance the South German states then

the South German states then directed their allegiance to Prussia

The new rifle was to be designated the Martini Henry MkIV at a cost to convert those arms was expected to be 6s 6d per piece

It has a 4 1/4" stiletto blade with a steel cross guard and intricately engraved pewter hilt collar

In 1948 Burma received their Independence like many other Colonies

Original British Victorian Set of Three Sporting Gun Brass-fitted Copper Powder Flasks Japanese Ordnance the South German states thenOriginal Items: These three Only. These came from a great Manor House Estate Sale in England and all date to the to the 1800's, possibly to the late 1700's. Extremely decorative being all made of Copper and Brass these were a vital shooting accessory back in the time of Muzzle Loaders. All three have functional powder dispenser tabs, with clock spring closure, with dispenser spouts marked in DRAMS. These spouts are adjustable, however years of