The Moore Brothers at Fislerville Clayton New Jersey

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3. Again the LTC collar and the neck at the bottom has the scallops just like the GI-107 Fislerville Jenny Lind flask.

 

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5. Mckearin lists this flask as comparatively scarce. Here is a good shot of the hunting dog on this one.

 

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6.The hunter firing to his right on a 45 degree angle.

 

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7. Tough to see on this picture but to the right of the dog are a pair of bushes and rocks.

 

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8. The fisherman facing to the right. This is the only one in this like grouping that the fisherman faces to the right.

 

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9. To the right of the body of water is a mill on the north shore. You can make out the wheel in this close up.

 

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10. The large tree to the right of the lake. This is the only one in this group that has a tree in the relief.

 

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11. What is different about this one again from the others is the base of the flask is oblong shaped with a rough large pontil where on the GXIII-4 and 6 the base is round.

 

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The Mckearin listed rare GXIII-6 Hunter/Fisherman Calabash Flask. On this flask the hunter is different again from the other two as he is shooting at a 90 degree angle instaed of a 45 degee one. He is facing to the right also like the previous flask.