Original British Napoleonic Royal Navy Horn Drinking Beaker with Scrimshaw Fouled Anchor & G.R. German Uniforms We do not know whether

We do not know whether the wear is from combat

but the United States used cavalry only briefly

We ain’t got her no more

Fort William Arsenal was established in India in 1781 and is one of the oldest and greatest arsenals outside Great Britain

Original British Napoleonic Royal Navy Horn Drinking Beaker with Scrimshaw Fouled Anchor & G.R. German Uniforms We do not know whetherOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Horn drinking vessels were common in the Royal Navy. This is a small Horn beaker made from a Cow's Horn very nicely scrimshawed with a Naval Fouled Anchor set amidst "G." and "R." for King George III. This King reigned from 1760 until 1820, and this dates to the Napoleonic Wars of the 1790's, which ended in 1815. Standing just 3" tall and almost 2" wide at its brim this most probably was carved by a regular seaman in his