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Bottle made of embossed sheet brass, decorated with a very simple engraved pattern. Painted red and black in places on one side (rim, hanger). Band of brown, woven fabric embroidered with yellow, white and blue ornaments.
The powder flask was donated by Richard Erlenbusch in 1923.
It is labelled "Turkish imitation" in the inventory book and on the index card. However, the bottle is a typical Moroccan shape. The origin of the bottle can therefore not be clearly determined.
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Powder horn
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Powder horn
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Gunpowder Horn
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Gunpowder Horn
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Powder horn
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Gunpowder Horn
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