Original Napoleonic French Naval Brandy Keg with Provenance Dated 1798 Fusee Spring & Cover While there is not question

While there is not question that the lock plate or the entire lock was made in England it is our belief these weapons we assembled in the kingdom of Nepal in the latter 1870s and 1880s

This coin was given to IMA’s owner Christian by his father upon leaving for boarding school in 1953

Above is the firm's name

One rod only

pickelhaube type thick brown or black leather adjustable chin strap with securing rings on the inside of the helmet bowl

Original Napoleonic French Naval Brandy Keg with Provenance Dated 1798 Fusee Spring & Cover While there is not questionOriginal Item: Only One Available. Purchased from the Marine Museum Collection in England this is an Original French Wood Brandy Keg of oval form with iron straps. Measuring 10' x 8' x 5' the Keg is marked on one end with a series of 'TH' stamps. On the other end there is a stamping of a 'Fleur de Lis? over 'A 1' over '97'. On the top center where the stopper is supposed to be located, now missing, is a silver plaque engraved as follows: 'French Naval