Original Napoleonic Naval Gunner’s Water Keg Captured from French Ship Guerrier in 1798 Battle of the Nile Cannons apron has a faintly stamped

apron has a faintly stamped manufacturer's code and size

These kits when developed were confirmed by their use in the 1944 maneuvers

having retired from active service in 1912

The receiver covers 1

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Original Napoleonic Naval Gunner’s Water Keg Captured from French Ship Guerrier in 1798 Battle of the Nile Cannons apron has a faintly stampedOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is fantastic! Here we have a French wooden gunner's water keg of oval cross section, with various French stamps and markings. There is s silver oblong plaque on the filler hole stating: French naval gunner's Brandy keg taken from Boney's ship GUERRIER 1798 We rather think this was intended for clean water as even French gunners could seldom run to brandy or in their case cognac. Most likely this was a British