🤑 National Museums of Scotland - Leather jug known as a blackjack

– Medieval drinking vessels used by ordinary folks were largely Leather Blackjack or Bombard London, sixteenth century Pitch-lined leather  Randy Mosher - - ‎Cooking.

The Blackjack Oak The second distinctive tree of the Cross Timbers is the of two items historically called blackjacks—a cylindrical drinking vessel covered with  Richard V. Francaviglia - - ‎History.

– Medieval drinking vessels used by ordinary folks were largely Leather Blackjack or Bombard London, sixteenth century Pitch-lined leather  Randy Mosher - - ‎Cooking.

(see a, b), this unlikely vessel—called a blackjack—is similarly worked from a natural material: soft, pliable leather. Drinking vessels (18,).

This leather jug, also known as a blackjack, dates from the 17th or 18th century. Blackjack of leather Subject: Drinking vessels and jugs (NMAS Classification).

The Blackjack Oak The second distinctive tree of the Cross Timbers is the of two items historically called blackjacks—a cylindrical drinking vessel covered with  Richard V. Francaviglia - - ‎History.

Bottoms Up! Drinking Vessels from the Museum Collection. August 1, - July 31, The designers at Gorham were clearly looking to examples such as.

century Material: Leather Dimensions: mm H x mm W x mm Dia (Base) What: Blackjack Subject: Drinking vessels and jugs (NMAS Classification).

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know it was used for drinking beer, but why was it called a "blackjack"? botellis et aliis vasis de corro (bottles and other vessels of leather).