Original Naval Block & Tackle Pulley with Brass Wheels & Iron Hook Supposedly from CSS ALABAMA - Circa 1860 Beretta expendable supplies

expendable supplies

The frame is marked ac 41 for Waffenfabrik Walther

Prussia until he was liberated in April 1945

The holster included with this pistol is the standard brown leather large holster used during both WWI and WWII

this sign features P-40 Curtis Warhawk

Original Naval Block & Tackle Pulley with Brass Wheels & Iron Hook Supposedly from CSS ALABAMA - Circa 1860 Beretta expendable suppliesOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a very nice naval block & tackle pulley, with two brass wheels and iron hook dating to about 1850, measuring about 16 1 2 inches in overall length. The end beards a brass plaque stating REMOVED FROM CSS ALABAMA. Built at Birkenhead, England for the Confederate Navy, this ship became the scourge of the U. S. Navy. For almost two years she sailed all over the world attacking the interests of the North American