Dandy Flasks were simple style glass blown bottles that probably went by several names, but the most commonly used name in glass makers catalogs - and by collectors and archaeologists today - is the "Dandy".
The earliest documented mouth-blown Dandy flasks date from the mid to late 1890's and made the leap to post-Prohibition popularity with varieties of this style even in use today. Like with the mouth-blown versions, the most common machine-made sizes continued to be the "pint" and "half pint".
Each of our leather covers is custom designed to fit a 200ml Makers Mark bourbon bottle (not included).