Original British Napoleonic Royal Navy Screw Clamp Mutton Bone Holder marked to H.M.S. ACHERON - Captured by France in 1805 U.S. Holsters A GI gestures for others

A GI gestures for others to follow him as he charges forward

The machete is believed to have been made for the OSS

but all of the fingers are still intact

American defense medal Ribbon

The SJAB men who served in South Africa from 1899-1902 were awarded a bronze medal

Original British Napoleonic Royal Navy Screw Clamp Mutton Bone Holder marked to H.M.S. ACHERON - Captured by France in 1805 U.S. Holsters A GI gestures for othersOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a very nice silver plated brass Mutton Bone Holder, used to secure the joint when being carved, perhaps by the Ship's Captain at an Officer's dinner. Measuring 5" tall, once in place these gave great purchase to the carver. It is marked on the side with a naval Fouled Anchor under Acheron, and is textured overall to aid in holding it securely. The handle for the screw clamp looks to have maker or hall markings,