British Brass Fire Axe: Ceremonial Issue Availability_Both This is a highly unusual

This is a highly unusual projectile- being a hollow iron ball over 9" in diameter with about a 1" diameter hole in the top allowing access to the hollow interior

Even the talons are extremely well rendered

a little bit of "Old England" that probably came from one of its best houses that today are either health centers

the remaining 500 were allowed to stay in the barracks

These tumblers are British made and bear inspection stamps from the Henry Rifle Barrel Company

British Brass Fire Axe: Ceremonial Issue Availability_Both This is a highly unusualNew Made Item: Purchased from the British Company that supply Brass Ceremonial Helmets to the British Fire Brigade these are British Pattern Fire axes as used since Victorian times but with the heads made entirely of Brass. Complete with standard beech wood shafts (handles) these brass hand axes were usually engraved and presented as awards or retirement mementos. Few only available, unmarked Presentation British Brass Fire Axes. Approx 14? in length.