Original Danish Beer Flagon Taken at the Battle of Copenhagen in 1801 Lanchester SMG All appear to be roughly

All appear to be roughly 50-75% complete but no guarantees as to what use or damage may be found after more than 150 years of neglect and storage

displaying a very attractive curve to the butt stock so reminiscent of Kentucky rifles

on Merseburg

This 1737 dated example predates the pattern of 1738 that has long ears to the brass butt cap that became the standard on Dragoon pistols until the 1790s

These improvements made the new M1935 helmet lighter

Original Danish Beer Flagon Taken at the Battle of Copenhagen in 1801 Lanchester SMG All appear to be roughlyOriginal Item: Only One Available. The IMA television series "Family Guns" was very well received in Europe and has resulted in countless offerings of very interesting collections of Military interest. This item comes from one of these collections of Maritime Memorabilia from Britain's past. A genuine wood beer Flagon taken from the Danish 64 gun Man o War HOLSTEIN after capture during this great Naval engagement, Nelson's second huge victory, known