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Posted 1 year ago
jizzie
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I put milk in this flask so the detail would be more visible. It is actually an aqua green glass (pic #4). It has the liberty eagle on one side and the cannonball on the other side. As you see, it comes complete with the glass ball and cork plug. I'm not that familiar with all the language in describing the flask, I just enjoy the beauty of it. There is some writing on the bottom oval portion, but it is difficult to read. I haven't seen this particular flask on Ebay or Collector's weekly. This flask is in mint condition. I would welcome any and all comments about it.
FlasksWhile flasks have had a variety of uses over the years, such as the storing…