Original British Napoleonic Royal Navy Silver Plated Copper Pint Tankard from HMS ZEALOUS with Nelson’s “Band of Brothers” Engraved on the Side - c. 1800 One-of-a-Kind largely responsible for the defense

largely responsible for the defense of the West Coast while training tactical units to operate efficiently in combat when allocated to the various battlefront field armies of the United States

They were ROBERT JONES (716) and WILLIAM JONES (593)

Second Lieutenant

Sibley sailed for Tulagi harbor in the Solomon Islands

Original British Napoleonic Royal Navy Silver Plated Copper Pint Tankard from HMS ZEALOUS with Nelson’s “Band of Brothers” Engraved on the Side - c. 1800 One-of-a-Kind largely responsible for the defenseOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is an amazing Napoleonic Silver Plated Copper tankard, approximately One Pint in capacity, which no doubt unintentionally vigorously polished, removing virtually all the exterior SILVER plating on the exterior. The interior of the tankard still does have some of the original silver plating, as well as the tin plating, which was used to prevent the copper from making the contents unpalatable. It measures 4 7 8" tall,