Original British Victorian Era Naval 1/2 GILL Copper Rum Measure for Grog marked HML SE 2 Bren LMG but the images remain clearly

but the images remain clearly visible and rather easy to distinguish

Fischer's wartime belongings are the following items:

indicating that several submarines were covering the area from 400 to within 100 miles of the Canal

a six-shooter to compete with the Colt Peacemaker

Original British Victorian Era Naval 1/2 GILL Copper Rum Measure for Grog marked HML SE 2 Bren LMG but the images remain clearlyOriginal Item: Only One Available. We've all heard of Scurvy the terrible decease contracted through lack of Vitamin C. The decease was rampant in the BRITISH NAVY in the 18th Century. Even barrels of "fresh water" stored for a long ocean voyage developed the most awful scum from algae. In 1740 the British Vice Admiral EDWARD VERNON who was overall commander of the West Indies Station ordered that every English seaman should receive a ration of RUM