LOT OF FOUR POWDER FLASKS & ONE SHOT FLASK.

LOT OF FOUR POWDER FLASKS & ONE SHOT FLASK. 1) Leather & brass shot pouch, Dixon type with dbl sided hanging game leather body and brass top with removable pouring measure. It has what appears to be an orig thin leather, carrying strap. CONDITION: Very fine condition. Light scuff or two on the leather. Bright orig brass. 2) Homemade small wooden shot or powder flask, 4″ body, 2″ wide, 1″ thick with brass, spout collar & heart shaped wooden plug. There is a name “NIEDNER” stamped at the top on one side. CONDITION: Good condition. Light soil, nice patina on the brass. 3) Very large fluted shotgun flask with 8-1/2″ body similar to Riling #287. It has a zinc body with brass collar & spout and an enclosed spring. CONDITION: Extremely fine condition. Body retains about 90% orig finish and the brass has a fine orig polish. 4) Another similar to Riling #287 with zinc body & brass collar missing its entire top above the collar. CONDITION: Poor condition. Dents, a couple of small holes, discoloration on the brass collar. 5) Common zinc flask, medium size, similar to Riling #338, with brass collar & spout and exposed spring. CONDITION: Fair condition. Small hole on one side with corrosion around the bottom, with old applied lacquer, dents & dings, rusted spring. From the collection of the late John Hamilton. 4-52154 JR447 (150-250)

Auction: Firearms - Spring 2005

Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

Image	Lot	Price	Description
	229	$115.00	LOT OF FOUR POWDER FLASKS & ONE SHOT FLASK. 1) Leather & brass shot pouch, Dixon type with dbl sided hanging game leather body and brass top with removable pouring measure. It has what appears to be an orig thin leather, carrying strap. CONDITION: Very fine condition. Light scuff or two on the leather. Bright orig brass. 2) Homemade small wooden shot or powder flask, 4″ body, 2″ wide, 1″ thick with brass, spout collar & heart shaped wooden plug. There is a name “NIEDNER” stamped at the top on one side. CONDITION: Good condition. Light soil, nice patina on the brass. 3) Very large fluted shotgun flask with 8-1/2″ body similar to Riling #287. It has a zinc body with brass collar & spout and an enclosed spring. CONDITION: Extremely fine condition. Body retains about 90% orig finish and the brass has a fine orig polish. 4) Another similar to Riling #287 with zinc body & brass collar missing its entire top above the collar. CONDITION: Poor condition. Dents, a couple of small holes, discoloration on the brass collar. 5) Common zinc flask, medium size, similar to Riling #338, with brass collar & spout and exposed spring. CONDITION: Fair condition. Small hole on one side with corrosion around the bottom, with old applied lacquer, dents & dings, rusted spring. From the collection of the late John Hamilton. 4-52154 JR447 (150-250) Auction: Firearms - Spring 2005 Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

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