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Posted 10 months ago
prodigyisme
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Very rare unique color emerald-green I think made in 1848 and design of historical flasks of american primitive portraits in glass. There are no cracks or chips this is one of the very rare color of flasks in this category are the Washington-Taylor series of flasks. This is a Historical Flasks, the picture is a quart size version with General Taylor on one side (with the embossing GENERAL TAYLOR NEVER SURRENDERS - a reference to his Mexican War exploits in 1847) and George Washington on the other (with the embossing THE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY). wondering how much one of these might be worth?
FlasksWhile flasks have had a variety of uses over the years, such as the storing…