Cane Made From Revoluntionary War Battleship / Sold

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Cane Made from Revolutionary War Battleship – Inventory Number: REV 005 / Sold “Stick of British Ship -Augusta (64) Guns – Sunk in Attacking – Fort Mifflin – Oct. 23rd, 1777” Top of silver topper “B.P.F. Crowell, MD. to B.P. Howell Jr. – Aug 1st 1874″ Measures 35 1/4”. Inventory Number: REV 005 / Sold

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Close-up of a Cane Made From Revolutionary War Battleship, featuring an ornate silver handle engraved with "Sunk in attacking Fort Mifflin.
Close-up of a cane made from Revolutionary War battleship wood, featuring an ornate silver handle engraved with "Augusta" and "64 anni.
Close-up of a walking cane made from Revolutionary War battleship wood, featuring an ornate silver handle engraved with floral patterns and the date "Oct 23rd 1917.
Close-up of a cane made from Revolutionary War battleship wood, featuring a decorative silver handle.
A dark wooden cane made from a Revolutionary War battleship, with a silver-colored ornate handle, displayed horizontally on a white background.
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The engraved end of a "Cane Made From Revolutionary War Battleship" is inscribed in cursive: "R. P. Cavell M.D. to B. H. Howell Esq., Aug 17, 1877.
A walking cane crafted from Revolutionary War battleship wood with an ornate silver handle featuring detailed engravings, shown on a white background.
A close-up of the Cane Made From Revolutionary War Battleship, featuring a dark wooden body with a metal cap on one end, set against a white background.
Close-up of a silver handle on the "Cane Made From Revolutionary War Battleship," engraved: "Dr. R. Howell M.D. to B.H. Howell Jr., Aug 1st, 1888," with decorative etching. Sold.

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