Original U.S. Mexican-American War Copper Batty Peace Powder Flask by N.P. Ames with Broken Spout - Dated 1838 Japanese Militaria It looks like it is

It looks like it is leather

Item B21 as shown in diagram

Anthony Carter's fine work GERMAN SWORD AND KNIFE MAKERS

This musket was converted to percussion in 1861 by HEWES & PHILLIPS of Newark

who had little confidence in the operation as planned

Original U.S. Mexican-American War Copper Batty Peace Powder Flask by N.P. Ames with Broken Spout - Dated 1838 Japanese Militaria It looks like it isOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a great example of the US rifle powder flask known to collectors as the Peace Flask. These flasks were produced by Batty, American Flask & Cap Co., and Ames from the early 1840s through the mid 1850s, for use with the US Model 1817 Common Rifle and the US Model 1841 Mississippi Rifles. The flasks received their nickname due to the embossed motif of two hands shaking, surrounded by a ring of stars. The flask