Original British Napoleonic Era Pair of Named & Carved Coconut ‘Bugbears’ of the 35th & 63rd Regiments of Foot - Henry Woodgett & C. Hodges Flags & Signs possibly for Company or Battery

possibly for Company or Battery A of the Battalion

“Displaying sound judgement and distinctive tactical ability

farm knives and tools from the early 1900s through the 1960s in Watertown

but do show a bit of verdigris that should easily clean away

We believe its a varian of the Torn

Original British Napoleonic Era Pair of Named & Carved Coconut ‘Bugbears’ of the 35th & 63rd Regiments of Foot - Henry Woodgett & C. Hodges Flags & Signs possibly for Company or BatteryOriginal Items. One of a Kind. This is a lovely pair of original English carved naval coconuts, known as a "bugbear". Being a fully carved coconut shell with traditional naval and masonic symbols, the opening in the top represents the mouth with the two other still plugged holes representing the eyes of the "wind ". The first is a bit smaller, measuring 2 x 3, while the second is larger, being 4 x 5. The first & smaller Bugbear is named to C. Hodges