Original Napoleonic Pair of British Naval Carved Oak Lion’s Heads Removed from H.M.S. LION in 1837 Fusee Spring & Cover The cap was originally produced

The cap was originally produced using a darker olive-green cotton twill fabric which has faded to a near white appearance due to extended periods of wear in the North African desert during the campaign between 1941 to 1943

COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY

"A RED LADY" who was reported to be a maid servant that was executed in the Market Square in front of the Duke's Head for apparently poisoning her mistress

The right receiver wall is bare and the upper tang is marked KJOBENHAVNS TOIHUUS 1882 (Copenhagen Arsenal) with serial number 61095 on the barrel

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Original Napoleonic Pair of British Naval Carved Oak Lion’s Heads Removed from H.M.S. LION in 1837 Fusee Spring & Cover The cap was originally producedOriginal Items: One of a Kind Pair. This is a fantastic pair of Oak wood carved Lion's heads, each measuring approximately 12" Tall, 7 1 2" Wide and 6 1 2" Deep. These were probably originally mounted inside the Captain's Cabin. There is a brass plaque on each stating that these were recovered from this Royal Naval Warship at its "breaking up" at CHATHAM in 1837: HMS LION BROKEN UP at CHATHAM 1837 The back of each has a metal hanger loop, both of