Original British War of 1812 Royal Navy “Bugbear’ Carved Coconut with Wooden Stand named to H.M.S. CYANE Snider Rifle Parts It is certainly a bullet

It is certainly a bullet (not a ball) as the underside is flat and it appears to be in

and in this case a large opening is cut in the bottom to allow the fired cartridge cases to drop free

This led to  hesitance among Schubarth's financial backers

for Benjamin Williams

This is an ultra rare uniform patch insignia from World War One for the 4th Marine Brigade 2nd Infantry Division

Original British War of 1812 Royal Navy “Bugbear’ Carved Coconut with Wooden Stand named to H.M.S. CYANE Snider Rifle Parts It is certainly a bulletOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a lovely original English carved naval coconut, known as a "bugbear". Being a fully carved coconut shell with traditional naval and masonic symbols, the opening in the top represents the mouth with the two other still plugged holes representing the eyes of the "wind ". The shell has a carving of an anchor in conjunction with a wheel, also an eight pointed star around a central Christian cross. It is supported on