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Authentic 1860s-1900s mid-19th to Early-20th Century Antique Single Handle Military or Naval Rum, Whiskey, Water Cask or Keg Constructed of Handcrafted Oak Staves, 6 Galvanized Metal Bands with Feet, Original Brass Filler and Spigot. #23


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19th/20th Century Antique Water, Rum, Whiskey Keg or Cask #23
Dark Oak Wood patina, Single Handle, Squat Body with 6 Galvanized Metal Bands and Feet. Brass Spigot on Side and Brass Bung Hole or Filler on Top. Type used on Civil War Union Ambulance Wagons, Aboard Masted Ships, and Lifeboats.
 
Antique Water Keg or Water Cask, Dual Handle, with Feet 23
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18"x9"
 
$275.
 
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78 Canterbury Drive
Stafford, Virginia 22554
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ANY TEXT BELOW THIS LINE IS SOLEY FOR THE BENEFIT OF SEARCH BOTS, SPYDERS AND OTHER DENIZENS OF THE DEEP DARK SEA INTERNET These Antique Naval Water Casks or Water Kegs were used by the US Navy and Merchant Marine throughout the mid to late 19th Century and early to mid 20th Century. These Antique Nautical pieces of equipment were multi-purpose to hold water for use below decks in the berthing spaces, to hold the rum ration or grog when it was a daily ration, and as standard equipment on lifeboats.

These were Antique Nautical Water Kegs were of standard construction using Oak Staves, 6 Galvanized Metal Riveted Straps with two feet, brass spigot or cock and top filler, the insides of these antique nautical casks were also fired to make the inside surface charcoaled to prevent spoilage of the water. These materials were used specifically for shipboard use in that they resisted both weather and salt water.