Fire Powder Gallery

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firearmshots:Indo-Persian Katar punch dagger with twin mounted .50 caliber black powder muskets. Fin
A carved and lacquered powder flask originating from China, 18th century.
An extremely rare and unique flintlock rifle with original powder flask and kit, originates from the
17th Century Dutch Powder tester,Used to test the quality and power of gunpowder.  Includes an ivory
Early 19th century English powder flask.
mazarinette:Key guns, 1600s‘Jailers’ keys were apparently filled with gun powder to create a primiti
A rare carved ivory powder horn originating from India, 17th century.
pattroklos:These violent delights have violent ends and in their triump die, like fire and powder wh
Antique Gunpowder Tester,Before gunpowder makers had an easy method to make powder of uniform qualit
agathaaharkness:and in their triumph die, like fire and powder...inspired by this set by @pedrettii
A flintlock powder testing device from Turin, Italy, 19th century.
2 bore rifle made by Stoltzer and Son’s Gunsmithing,Fires S&H 2 Bore Black powder express,
johnnylawgottagun:A Korean hwacha, a medieval artillery weapon. It would use gun powder to fire off
kissedbyflames:— and in their triumph die, like fire and powder which, as they kiss, consume.
A very unique and interesting 18th century flintlock, this odd musket has a reservoir of powder buil
jjmaybanks:These violent delights have violent ends, and in their triumph, die like fire and powder
Beautiful antique Japanese matchlock pistol with matching powder flask.  Features a black lacquer fi
Handgonne "Gonne" is the Middle English word for “gun” an
agathaaharkness: and in their triumph die, like fire and powder...inspired by this set by @pedr
ca. 1812, [American scrimshaw carved powder horn with patriotic motifs] via Heritage Auctions
Have you seen Fey’s Magick Fire Powder? Just add a bag of Fey’s Fire to your fi
“These violent delights have violent ends. And in their triump die, like fire and powder which
G1 My Little Pony comic #8 (1985), “The Little Fir Tree”
twodoorcinemacunt: This is why I no longer travel by fire. That whole floo powder thing isn&rsqu
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