Original British Napoleonic Royal Navy Screw Clamp Mutton Bone Holder marked to H.M.S. ACHERON - Captured by France in 1805 U.S. Grenades Dave our radioman did a

Dave our radioman did a swell job in bringing us back to the field

There are even small copper or bronze adornments where the hammerhead and pick meet the main socket of the head

California on 15 November 1930

These Telogreika (Quilted Jacket) were so effective at keeper the wearer warm in cold temperatures that they were a high priority piece of equipment to be captured off prisoners or deceased soldiers by the Axis forces

where the stock is worn down well below the level of the butt plate

Original British Napoleonic Royal Navy Screw Clamp Mutton Bone Holder marked to H.M.S. ACHERON - Captured by France in 1805 U.S. Grenades Dave our radioman did aOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a very nice silver plated brass Mutton Bone Holder, used to secure the joint when being carved, perhaps by the Ship's Captain at an Officer's dinner. Measuring 5" tall, once in place these gave great purchase to the carver. It is marked on the side with a naval Fouled Anchor under Acheron, and is textured overall to aid in holding it securely. The handle for the screw clamp looks to have maker or hall markings,