Original British Oak Pulley Wheel & Mounting Removed from Nelson’s Flagship HMS Victory During Middle Gun Deck Repairs in 1926 Antique Flintlock Firearms All three liner retaining pins

All three liner retaining pins are intact under the camouflage cover

The door is constructed of Aluminum and is in very good shape with a functional plexiglass window

China 1945 - 1946

possibly converted small Bowie knife that measures 13 inches long overall

Original British Oak Pulley Wheel & Mounting Removed from Nelson’s Flagship HMS Victory During Middle Gun Deck Repairs in 1926 Antique Flintlock Firearms All three liner retaining pinsOriginal Item. One of a Kind. H. M. S. VICTORY was Admiral Lord Nelson's Flagship at the Battle of TRAFALGAR that took place in 1805, at which Lord Nelson was killed in Action. The ship is undoubtedly the most famous British Naval Vessel in history. It was originally scheduled to be broken up, but public outcry led it to be spared. It was eventually visited by Queen in waiting Victoria, which greatly raised interest in the vessel, which began to see