Original Napoleonic Carved Wooden Gargoyle taken from the Batavian Navy Flagship VRIJHEID - Battle of Camperdown 1797 MP 34 Reed and his fellow paratroopers

Reed and his fellow paratroopers in the Pacific Theater of Operations as well as numerous letters

The load sailers were supplied with furniture carts and mounted in hangars at the northern edge of the flight field

The bottom of the canteen body is marked:

a film marketer

locks and lock parts designated DP were copper plated for identification

Original Napoleonic Carved Wooden Gargoyle taken from the Batavian Navy Flagship VRIJHEID - Battle of Camperdown 1797 MP 34 Reed and his fellow paratroopersOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a beautifully carved wooden gargoyle head, which originally hung in the Captain's quarters of the Batavian Navy Flagship of Admiral JAN DE WINTER, the vessel VRIJHEID. It was then taken after the ship was captured on 11th October 1797 at the North Sea's BATTLE of CAMPERDOWN. A Silver plaque states : VRIJHEID Battle damaged Prize taken by Officers and men of H M S DIRECTOR at CAMPERDOWN 11th October 1797 Fearsome