Original British 1797-Dated Napoleonic Naval Officer’s Presentation Personal Effects Box Inscribed to William Fitzwilliam Owen with Flintlock Pistol and Numerous Personalized Accessories Edged Weapons partly bright with clear lands

partly bright with clear lands and grooves

including Tragedy at Honda

the unit became known as the “Tigers”

allowing the entire cylinder to be removed in order to reload

with the typical long "pipe backed" 20 1/2" blade

Original British 1797-Dated Napoleonic Naval Officer’s Presentation Personal Effects Box Inscribed to William Fitzwilliam Owen with Flintlock Pistol and Numerous Personalized Accessories Edged Weapons partly bright with clear landsOriginal Item. One of a Kind Set. This is an outstanding vanity box presented on the lid to Lieutenant William Owen by his father in August of 1797, with several personal effects including two monogrammed items and a hidden compartment underneath with a flintlock box pistol, miniature powder flask, and bullet mold. We have identified the set to Vice Admiral William Fitzwilliam Owen (17 September 1774 3 November 1857), a well known British naval