A GERMAN MUSKETEER'S POWDER-FLASK, 17TH CENTURY, AND TWO FURTHER FLASKS the first with curved steel-bound wooden body of tapering-rectangular section, fitted with nozzle with spring cut-off, three loops for suspension (one missing) and belt hook; the second a triangular flask of musketeer's type, with steel-bound fabric-covered wooden body, fitted with nozzle and a sprung catch, and the rear with a belt hook, and the third a small triangular charge flask of similar design the first: 31.7cm; 12 1/2in (3)