Four brass powder flasks, all in working condition and complete, and six leather shot bags and flasks: a large brass and steel powder flask with flutings on the brass, marked Carewell's Patent, and dated 1880. A medium sized plain brass powder flask marked G.L.J.W.H. on the top. A small fluted with rows of dots brass powder flask marked James & Dixons & Sons, Sheffield. A small reproduction US Eagle powder flask for a pistol, unmarked. A long leather bodied shot flask with brass spout, marked for ounces,with straps and buckles for attachment, 16 1/2 inches long. Another similar but shorter, with the straps slightly damaged, 16 inches long. A leather bank bag later used for shot, marked, "Growers' National Bank, Fresno California." A leather shot flask with metal spout, the bag having a running stag worked on it, with very old thread repairs to the bag's connection with the spout. .A leather shot flask with white metal spout, with a piece of leather missing from the connecting area. A leather shot flask appearing very early, with a metal spout. Sizes for powder flasks: 11 1/2 inches long; 8 inches long; 6 1/4 inches long; 4 1/4 inches long. Sizes for shot flasks and bags: 16 1/2 inches long; 16 inches long; 10 3/4 inches long; 7 3/4 inches long; 9 inches long; 6 3/4 inches long. Processing and shipping within the continental U.S. $40.00 plus 1.5% replacement cost insurance. Discounts given on combined lot shipping. All the powder flasks are in working order. The first flask is very good, with minor corrosion on the spout. The second flask is deeply patina covered, with several shallow dents, showing use but in good functional condition. The third flask is very good with several small dents. The small reproduction flask is very good plus. The shot flasks and bags are good, with minor losses noted. All of the leather is dry and in need of care. Stitching on a couple of them need attention but the bags of the flasks are intact. Two have minor issues where the leather connects with the metal spouts: one is stitched rather crudely, the other has a missing piece of leather.