Original British Napoleonic Era Naval 1/4 PINT Pewter Rum Measure for Grog - H.M.S. Phoebe Miscellaneous Gun Parts " These were traditionally carried

" These were traditionally carried by Irish Farmers and Yeomen as a sign of importance and at a push a defensive weapon

as well as a date on the barrel tang

the Fw 190 Arado plant at Tutow and the Heinkel firm's "Heinkel-Nord" headquarters at Rostock (production of He 111)

Filthy from years of storage these need a good clean but are wonderful Badges from a renowned infantry regiment that saw masses of action in British Military History

Taylor headed the Department for most of the war

Original British Napoleonic Era Naval 1/4 PINT Pewter Rum Measure for Grog - H.M.S. Phoebe Miscellaneous Gun Parts " These were traditionally carriedOriginal Item: One only. We've all heard of Scurvy the terrible decease contracted through lack of Vitamin C. The decease was rampant in the BRITISH NAVY in the 18th Century. Even barrels of "fresh water" stored for a long ocean voyage developed the most awful scum from algae. In 1740 the British Vice Admiral EDWARD VERNON who was overall commander of the West Indies Station ordered that every English seaman should receive a ration of RUM everyday.