Original U.S. Mexican-American War Era Pistol Flask with Powder & Patch Compartments & Bullet Mold - Powder Retained Scandinavian Militaria as well as once having

as well as once having painted rank affixed to each shoulder

but was adopted by Airborne troops in WW2 since the carrier had an extra web reinforced belt loop incorporated beneath the belt mounting clip to facilitate the use of a tie-down strap to prevent movement during parachute descent

These would have been filled with ice then containers of blood packed into the ice for transport and temporary field storage

Printed out information of SEVEN pages included

Original Item: The British call it the firing lever

Original U.S. Mexican-American War Era Pistol Flask with Powder & Patch Compartments & Bullet Mold - Powder Retained Scandinavian Militaria as well as once havingOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a gorgeous brass compartment pistol flask from the early 19th Century, which has a lovely overall design and construction. The flask is very small, roughly 4 x 1 x 1, and has three different compartments, one for powder, one for balls, and one for patches. The spout for the powder still works fine, and the small door for the balls still moves with ease. The flask still retains powder, and it appears someone filled