Original British Napoleonic Wood Chip Ink Blotter from HMS Victory MP 34 which had a less 'scientific'

which had a less 'scientific' design

history and dedication

BLAKELY was an aerial gunner on the B-24L/M Liberator bomber "Lucky Dog" in the 11th Bomb Group (The Grey Geese)

The Kravics propeller hit indicator consisted of electric wiring wrapped around the critical area of the propeller blades

The rifling is now worn and the rifle was clearly serviced by Nepalese gun makers

Original British Napoleonic Wood Chip Ink Blotter from HMS Victory MP 34 which had a less 'scientific'Original Item: One of a kind. This is a genuine 19th century ink blotter constructed from the Oak timbers officially removed from Great Britain's most famous naval battle ship; the HMS Victory. Admiral Nelsons flag ship at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. H. M. S. Victory is still a serving vessel in the Royal Navy even after 252 years. It sits in dry dock in Portsmouth in England. The vessel was terribly damaged at the Battle of Trafalgar in which