Early Oak Gun Powder Keg

Early Gunpowder Artillery C. 1300 - 1600 Author: John Norris Illustrations B/W Plates Dated: 2003 Publisher: Crowood Press Edition

One Schachticoke Powder Co. Keg 13 in. tall, 13 in. diameter A 25-pound gunpowder keg made into a waste basket. loose bands and missing one end Provenance: Richard Labowskie, M.D. Collection

Two painted gunpowder kegs. American, 19th century. Red wood barrel keg with cork plug. 'B' carved into base. Original paint. American, circa 1860. Green painted wood barrel flask with two corks. One

13" tall

Nice group of interesting early pins, Sweet Caporal Cigarettes Brooklyn Superbas Player Pin, National League Leader Roger Hornsby pin, B & O R.R. 1927 pin, Dupont Powders Infallible Shotgun Smokeless

A VINTAGE TWO HANDLED OAK KEG, PROBABLY AMERICAN, EARLY 20TH CENTURY, of portable shaped circular form and oak planks bound with tin straps, incorporating top handles and ending in paired legs, flanki

Grace Brothers Brewery, Santa Rosa, quartersawn oak beer keg, early 20th century, having a double embossed top, above the case having brass hardware, 25"h

One Hazard Powder Company Keg 8 1/2 in. tall Wooden circular keg with "Fairlawn Gunpowder from Hazard Powder Co." label with image of a bird on label. As found. Provenance: Richard Labowskie, M.D. Col

Late 19th early 20th century cast iron gunpowder holder. When the top area is pressed down, the opening on the opposite side is revealed to pour in / pour out the contents. Retains its leather strap.

EARLY CANTEEN (11" X 5 1/2") & POWDER KEG 10" X 6 1/2"

English, early 20th century. Oak and silver gilt whiskey keg on stand. Apparently unmarked. Monogrammed "A". Approx. h. 9.5", w. 6", d. 9.25 (spout to end of stand).

Small powder keg / canteen used to transport gunpowder during the 18th / 19th century. Stands approx 6.5" L x 6" H (without handle). Has wrought iron bands around the wooden barrel and marked "TC" on

American Revolution Revolutionary War Stave and Iron Banded Powder Keg c. 1776 Revolutionary War Period, Stave and Iron Banded Powder Keg with metal Top Handle and Brass pour hole surround, Choice Ver

Great Powder Keg, Wood Barrel style, 8 1/2", Early 1800's

Two country items including an early iron and brass miner's lantern- 10 1/2"H - good condition; and a hand dug wooden powder keg with tin bale handle and hand forged iron bands around base and top - i

Includes a total of two (2) old gunpowder holding containers which were an essential part of shooting equipment with muzzle loading guns. One features a raised relief hunting dog and pheasant game bir

Antique Powder Keg Possible Civil War Era and Dupont Gunpowder tin

Item: Powder flask Date: 1930's Dimensions: 5 x 2.5 x 0.5 inches A powder flask is a small container for gunpowder, which was an essential part of shooting equipment with muzzle loading guns, before p

1690 Gunpowder Plot 1ed Anglican Overall Convocation Church England King James John Overall was an early 17th-century English Anglican bishop, most notably the dean of St. Pauls in London during the G

DESCRIPTION: A pre Civil War American gunpowder flask. Features embossed depictions of a soldier and his dog backed by trees and foliage. CIRCA: Early-Mid 19th Ct. ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS:H:8" L:4.15"

An antique Persian 19th-century camel scrotum gunpowder container, Arab area of the Ottoman Empire. The surface is decorated with embossed motifs. Features metal fittings. Early 19th century. Oriental

Nice pair or gunpowder horns. One has wooden carved tip and early nails holding the wood. There are also nice carvings on the other end of that horn. The other horn has a crack. Good condition, one ha

Early 20th century, oak. Stave constructed with brass bands, decal coat of arms and bung plug. 24"h.

A keg circa the early 1900s, banded with rings of galvenized steel, some of which are loose, and a Brass spigot. It measures 20" long and is 7 1/2" diameter on both ends, most likely used for water on