Historical information

These items were essential for loading and maintaining black powder firearms in the 18th to early 20th century.
Gunpowder flasks ensured safe handling and storage of explosive powder.
Gun loaders and bullet moulds helped reload ammunition, making them indispensable for hunters, soldiers, and marksmen.

Physical description

1. Gunpowder Flask (Metal Canister with Spout): Physical Description: A conical-shaped metal container with a small pouring spout and a curved carrying handle. This gunpowder flask was used for storing and dispensing black powder for firearms. The spout allowed for precise measurement before loading.
2. Gun Loader or Bullet Loader (Double-Barrelled Tool with Wooden Handle): Physical Description: A metal tool with two cylindrical barrels, a wooden handle, and a serrated curved section. This is likely a vintage gun loader, bullet mould, or powder charge tool. The cylindrical barrels could be for holding and pressing charges.
The serrated curved edge may have been used for cutting wads or removing spent casings.
3. Glass Jar Containing Black Powder (Gunpowder?): Physical Description: A cylindrical glass jar with a yellow metal lid, containing a black granular or powdery substance. This may contain black powder, used in historical muzzle-loading firearms, cannons, or fireworks.