Original British 18th Century Winged Angel Cherub Recovered from the H.M.S. Royal George Wreck in 1782 By Charles Spalding German Afrikakorp The Barrel however has all

The Barrel however has all British Proof markings

It has rack number 127 marked on the guard as well

Scabbard Length: 15"

these were intended as "Cargo Parachutes" just like were used at Arnhem in "A Bridge Too Far"

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Original British 18th Century Winged Angel Cherub Recovered from the H.M.S. Royal George Wreck in 1782 By Charles Spalding German Afrikakorp The Barrel however has allOriginal Item: One Of A Kind. This is an absolutely incredible piece of art and history. This hand carved wooden Cherub dates back to roughly the 18th century, possibly earlier. This was more than likely in the Captain's Cabin of the H. M. S. Royal George at the time of her foundering on August 29, 1782. In the following months, Charles Spalding, while using a diving bell of his own design, recovered many items from the Royal George. There is a 2 long