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Old 5th May 2015, 01:25 PM   #7
Kubur
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Kubur i would like on this occasion to tell me your opinion about the right type of gunpowder flask that had the ottoman warriors in 19th century.
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Stelios
Dear Stelios,
I can't answer really to your question. Maybe other members would.
The Ottomans used the powder flasks available in their Empire. Some of them show strong Caucasian influences, others are related to North Africa...
For me the typical ottoman gunpowder flasks are the heart shape wooden ones and the others are the silver rococo style in crescent shape. They are really connected to Turkey and the Balkans. It's just my personal thoughts.
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