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post #16 of 25

4/30/08 at 10:21pm

Ludeykrus

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^ Nice one. Where'd you get it?

post #17 of 25

5/1/08 at 12:22am

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ludeykrus

^ Nice one. Where'd you get it?

Fleabay. Just got it today, it's pretty solid. The leather is glued on, but it's no biggie. It was cheap, though.

post #18 of 25

5/1/08 at 10:13am

iridium7777

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i have a flask from coach. 3oz english steel covered in leather. small enough to bring it on the plane with me at least once a month, never had a problem and looks fantastic.

i doubt you'll have an easy time finding one. i haven't seen them in years and mine was a gift.

post #19 of 25

5/3/08 at 10:08pm

dtmt

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Get ye flask?

post #20 of 25

5/6/08 at 1:51am

Asha'man

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Originally Posted by DarkNWorn

On one side, I'd like a glass one because it doesn't give the booze a metallic taste. On the other side, I don't want to accidentally sit on a glass flask. So, do they make acrylic flasks? Hmmm....

http://www.nalgene-outdoor.com/store/detail.aspx?ID=61

post #21 of 25

5/27/08 at 11:13pm

Huntsman

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This is the flask of all flasks.

http://www.thinkgeek.com/homeoffice/mugs/8b8c/

post #22 of 25

5/28/08 at 12:15am

EL72

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post #23 of 25

5/28/08 at 12:20am

rjmaiorano

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Piobaire

Here you go. Cup even comes attached.

http://www.dalveydepot.com/dalveyflasks.htm

That is awesome! I've got a set that came with two of those cups and a little glass window to see how much ya go left... but the combo attached is perfect.

post #24 of 25

5/28/08 at 6:11am

LabelKing

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http://www.bentleyslondon.com/item-C...r-2755-17.html

There are plenty of nice vintage flasks in sterling or a combination of sterling and reptile skin.

post #25 of 25

6/2/08 at 3:38am