View Full Version : Colt Powder Flask!
Bell-Two
03-31-2012, 02:44 PM
Went out door knocking ended up at a house we had huntef before. My sole good find is the side of a small powder flask, typical size used for pistols. It has an Eagle spread wings with a shield, stars and crossed pistols underneath. I think there is some writing under the crossed pistols that say E Pluribus Unum
Turns out it is a flask that is typically found for a cased Colt 1849 Pocket , Colt Root and Colt Baby Dragoon revolver.
MassDirtFisher
03-31-2012, 02:47 PM
Congrats on scoring some history. WTG!!! Nice find. Happy Hunting!!
Toadman
03-31-2012, 04:24 PM
Awesome find! Great to see this type of relic can still be found! :happydance01: :happydance01: :happydance01:
li tom
03-31-2012, 08:04 PM
A great piece of American history!Congrats on it. :wow:
HEAVYMETALNUT
03-31-2012, 08:24 PM
damn ya restored that to perfect condition! :shocked03: kiddin of course lol what a cool find! that musta blew your headphones off huh?
Ill Digger
03-31-2012, 08:40 PM
Oh wow! :wow: Sweet find Tony!
That is a great find in so many different ways ... |:confused:) |:confused:)
Big congrats to ya! :grin:
Good to see ya diggin' holes again bud! thumbsup01
Bell-Two
03-31-2012, 09:07 PM
Oh wow! :wow: Sweet find Tony!
That is a great find in so many different ways ... |:confused:) |:confused:)
Big congrats to ya! :grin:
Good to see ya diggin' holes again bud! thumbsup01
Well thanks Tim but still not allowed to dig holes yet, not for a couple more weeks, Doug did all the digging today, for his 8 year old son and his 68 year old friend rofl
I think I could dig, feel pretty good but the doctor told me to keep the hip restrictions until April 11 that would be 8 weeks total. As much as I would like to do my own digging I am going to follow orders.
Bell-Two
03-31-2012, 09:10 PM
damn ya restored that to perfect condition! :shocked03: kiddin of course lol what a cool find! that musta blew your headphones off huh?
Yep a little elbow grease some SOS and Olive oil does wonders... :tongue: lol
If you want to see how the flask came with the revolver here is a picture of a cased 1849 Pocket model.
Ill Digger
03-31-2012, 09:34 PM
... but still not allowed to dig holes yet, not for a couple more weeks, Doug did all the digging today, for his 8 year old son and his 68 year old friend rofl
That Doug is an alright guy you know it! :yes: :angelic:
You got yourself one good friend there! thumbsup01........but boy are you gonna owe him big time! rofl
As much as I would like to do my own digging I am going to follow orders.
:yes: Yep. Follow the docs orders. Things will be back to normal before you know it. :)
Great find! Congrats! thumbsup01
Fire Fighter 43
04-01-2012, 11:34 AM
Very cool find, congrats |:cheering:
thats a very cool relic Bell-Two :smitten: :smitten: great job on posting what it looked like new and with the colt kit it went to , a very nice touch to your post . congrats on a nice piece of history.
Dan
OxShoeDrew
04-01-2012, 12:52 PM
You may not want to give up the helpful digger on the 11th :) I wonder if that was made at the Colt factory in Hartford. Sweet find!
tanacat
04-01-2012, 08:59 PM
Wow that will look nice in a display case, restored or not :yes:
Big time congrats on a rare find :clapping:
Full Metal Digger
04-01-2012, 09:13 PM
Nice find! If your friend digs too slow you can whack him with the cain! :behave:
Bell-Two
04-02-2012, 07:41 AM
Nice find! If your friend digs too slow you can whack him with the cain! :behave:
Well I guess then I could be accused of Raising Cane? lol
I wouldn't do that Doug worked hard that day, I had one deep target near a tree and I have never seen so many roots and i don't mean little sucker roots these were an inch or better in size and they crisscrossed everywhich way. After almost 10 minutes of his digging and working through roots I told him to give up on it as it was taking too much time away from his hunting.
aloldstuff
04-02-2012, 07:45 AM
That is one nice piece of history you got....congrats
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