Original British U.S. Civil War Era 1850s Brass Powder Flask by Dixon of Sheffield with Unusual Tipping Charger & Original Carrying Strap MG 08-15 Maxim Driving towards Tokyo

Driving towards Tokyo

taking part in the heavy fighting in the Hürtgen Forest in November 1944

The design was identical to that on the shoulder belt pouch with a different arrangement of the Royal Arms

so the original markings are not present

and the canvas portion is absent as well

Original British U.S. Civil War Era 1850s Brass Powder Flask by Dixon of Sheffield with Unusual Tipping Charger & Original Carrying Strap MG 08-15 Maxim Driving towards TokyoOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a gorgeous Civil War Era powder flask featuring a decorative pattern on the exterior. The flask was made by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield, one of the major British manufacturers of the Industrial Revolution. The flask measures approximately 8 1 2 long, and has a very unusual tipping charger at the top, instead of the normal spout. The cap still screws on and off without issue, and there is research to be