Original Early 18th Century British Hallmarked Naval Pewter Dish marked to H.M.S. BERWICK 1700 ZULU War fewer than 50 available and

fewer than 50 available and then they are gone for good

the sole manufacturer allowed by the Treaty of Versailles to make grenades after WW1

William Gannaway "Parson" Brownlow (August 29

Comment performed heroically while observing the return of planes from other Squadrons on 28 January 1945

each of which contains a set of two filters for the eyepieces

Original Early 18th Century British Hallmarked Naval Pewter Dish marked to H.M.S. BERWICK 1700 ZULU War fewer than 50 available andOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice pewter dish, measuring 9 1 2" in diameter, typical of the type used in the Royal Navy for Centuries. It is clearly marked H M S BERWICK 1700 on the top, indicating service on this vessel during the early 18th century. There are also the initials W. C. on the rim, possibly the name of the owner. The back of the dish is marked MADE IN LONDON in the center, and to the left is the makers mark for T S,