Original Naval Gunner's Water Keg Marked to Spanish Ship SAN JOSEF 1797 MP 40 These Nepalese Gurkha examples were

These Nepalese Gurkha examples were found in military storage in their homeland of Nepal

New Jersey and became inactivated there the next day

On 10 November

there was no official pattern which means that

Original Naval Gunner's Water Keg Marked to Spanish Ship SAN JOSEF 1797 MP 40 These Nepalese Gurkha examples wereOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is the sort of thing that makes any young man thrill to think of the SPANISH MAIN. Well it's a bit late for the early Caribbean Pirates but it is an item of serious Military Naval significance. Every Gunner (Cannoneer) needed water to cleanse his cannon and extinguish any remaining embers from the previous discharge before fresh powder could be loaded. The wonderful early Water Keg with large forged iron suspension