Original British 18th Century Priming Powder Flask marked to the 45th Regiment of Foot c.1770 Cannons which on the Royal Artillery

which on the Royal Artillery badge were inscribed "Quo Fas Et Gloria Ducunt" and "Ubique" (which indicated the regular Royal Artillery

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on August 7

The wood stock bears a Cartouche on the left side of the stock right behind the brass side plate in an impressed circle

marked 43 fze on the ricasso for 1943 manufacture by F

Original British 18th Century Priming Powder Flask marked to the 45th Regiment of Foot c.1770 Cannons which on the Royal ArtilleryOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a fantastic flat horn shaped gun powder priming flask, beautifully constructed with an attached horn bottom, and a threaded carved horn cap with a hole for dispensing powder. It has a brass hanging ring on the narrow side, with a silver crown over an engraved 45 referring to the 45th Regiment of Foot on the wide side. This regiment was first raised in 1741 under Colonel Daniel Houghton, before it came under the