Original British Napoleonic Royal Navy Horn Drinking Beaker with Scrimshaw “Sea Monster” under G.R. & Trafalgar Tribute Category_Receiver Top Cover This is a known maker

This is a known maker of WWII era lighters

It was worn either horizontally across the back or between the upper arm and thorax

This projectile is used for illuminating a desired point or area

had taken out a series of patents for a roll film with a thin carbon-paper-like tissue between the film and the backing paper

Original British Napoleonic Royal Navy Horn Drinking Beaker with Scrimshaw “Sea Monster” under G.R. & Trafalgar Tribute Category_Receiver Top Cover This is a known makerOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Horn drinking vessels were common in the Royal Navy. This example has been scrimshawed by some sailor as his own with a magnificent Sea Monster impaled on an anchor under G R. There are flags behind the beast, with the left bearing a small banner on the top reading TRAFALGAR, a tribute to Lord Nelsons greatest triumph. The beaker measures 4" tall and 2 1 2" wide at the rim. Carving such objects passed the endless days of