Original British Named Royal Navy Officer’s Sea Chest Converted to Hold Three Flintlock Pistols from His Service 1772 – 1847 Featured Item The original leather carry case

The original leather carry case is marked on the interior of the lid:

A worthy addition to any British Naval collection

so any DP lock might have miscellaneous copper-plated parts

even though it has a catch spring it has not been machined to fit on any rifle and there is no catch assembly whatsoever

The aircraft left Sioux City on 9 April 1943 for Bangor

Original British Named Royal Navy Officer’s Sea Chest Converted to Hold Three Flintlock Pistols from His Service 1772 – 1847 Featured Item The original leather carry caseOriginal Items: One of a Kind Cased Set. Not anything that we would have expected, sold from the family in England some years ago. Here we have a genuine, rather standard same Naval Officer's Sea Chest measuring 21" X 8 1 2" X 8 1 2" with lock, now missing, with top iron carry handle and weathered brass plaque engraved : Lt. D. Gould R N A silver naval symbol of a Lion, head and Anchor has been added over the keyhole to the front. The chest has two