Original British Named Royal Navy Officer’s Sea Chest Converted to Hold Three Flintlock Pistols from His Service 1772 – 1847 Ancient This is an unsharpened small

This is an unsharpened small steel blade used to hone and deburr the edge of the kukri after use

The wood shaft of the grenade is marked  ЯR 789 1940

and the enamel surfaces are nearly perfect

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and not the rear

Original British Named Royal Navy Officer’s Sea Chest Converted to Hold Three Flintlock Pistols from His Service 1772 – 1847 Ancient This is an unsharpened smallOriginal Items: One of a Kind Cased Set. Not anything that we would have expected, sold from the family in England some years ago. Here we have a genuine, rather standard same Naval Officer's Sea Chest measuring 21" X 8 1 2" X 8 1 2" with lock, now missing, with top iron carry handle and weathered brass plaque engraved : Lt. D. Gould R N A silver naval symbol of a Lion, head and Anchor has been added over the keyhole to the front. The chest has two