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Old 22nd October 2019, 10:21 AM   #1
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I think you are right Stu, it has to be Moroccan
let's say 80% chances... Still i can see some Algerian Ottoman influences 20%...
Please see the one attached labelled Moroccan powder flask 20th c
For the one on the engraving, be careful it might be another kind, see the pic...
Certainly not the "beehive" type due to depicted size. In the pic, compare the size of the flask including the spout, to the length of the rifle stocks. No guarantee that things are "to scale" but the flask length including the spout is as long as the rifle stock from the butt to the trigger.
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Old 22nd October 2019, 10:01 PM   #2
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I hope that instead of water or gunpowder the owner carried in it a goodly dose of Arak.


For wound sterilizing, of course:-)
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