Original British Victorian Navy Officers Griffiths Patent Lidded Copper Brandy Warmer named to J. Jones Books & Films this aiming periscope was manufactured

this aiming periscope was manufactured between 1943 and 1945

WINDUS pattern of 1771

also called the "Combination" cap

• Minimum ground clearance had to be 150mm (6in) and there had to be enough room under the fenders for snow chains

Original British Victorian Navy Officers Griffiths Patent Lidded Copper Brandy Warmer named to J. Jones Books & Films this aiming periscope was manufacturedOriginal Item: One of a kind. Here we have a very cute small pot from the Victorian Era, used onboard ships of the Royal Navy to Warm the brandy that the officers drank. The side of the pot opposite the handle bears this inscription under a naval "fouled anchor": Fill what ye will But drink what ye fill The warmers "pot" is about ; 3 inches wide, and 2 1 2 inches tall, with a 7 1 2 inch iron and wood handle. The wooden portion is about 3 1 4 inches