Original U.S. Civil War Era American Flask & Cap Company Embossed Copper Powder Flask “Dead Game” British Awards Medals Badges Insignia The abbreviation at the end

The abbreviation at the end is short Gesetzlich Geschützt (By-law Protected)

She returned to Eniwetok on 8 August and joined a large group of fleet oilers

which does have some damage but does make a lovely display piece

A new longer 2nd model with a doubled explosive charge (800 g) appeared in 1916

Overall this is a very nice service used example of a scarce Whitney Navy that was used in the Civil War

Original U.S. Civil War Era American Flask & Cap Company Embossed Copper Powder Flask “Dead Game” British Awards Medals Badges Insignia The abbreviation at the endOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a stellar embossed copper powder flask manufactured by the American Flask & Cap Company, which was a short lived manufacturing company that only produced flasks from 1857 until its dissolution in 1865. This example features a quite macabre scene of Dead Game, several hunted animals hanging upside down to dry. This depiction is on both sides of the flask. The flask is marked on the cap AM. FLASK & CAP CO.. The