Original British Napoleonic Wars Era Orders Chest of the HMS Eagle (1804) with Original Key Brunswick Rifle as training time and ammunition

as training time and ammunition will permit

possibly used by sharpshooters during the U

The M9 in the code stands for "Tinnies and Meeting Badges"

It is definitely a later war example

Returned to the US in December 1945

Original British Napoleonic Wars Era Orders Chest of the HMS Eagle (1804) with Original Key Brunswick Rifle as training time and ammunitionOriginal Item: Only One Available. This British orders chest was obtained from a private collection of Napoleonic era naval equipment. The chest is strongly constructed of wood and brass and measures 15. 6 inches (39. 7 cm) wide, 11. 5 inches (29 cm) deep, and 9. 6 inches (24. 5 cm) high. At some point in its history, it looks like an inkbottle was tipped over and blackened some of the lid and the back. Old sealing wax is spotted around the lid and