Portobello Treasure Hoard Cob Four Reales Circa 1600's Coin Pendant pendants During the hand assembly process

During the hand assembly process one triggerguard was placed to that it partially obscured the bottom of one hallmark on one pistol but there is no doubt that the marks on both pistols are the same

inlaid with teak wood reclaimed from the decks of the USS Missouri —‘Mighty Mo

both set with London Blue Topaz gemstones

This is such a ball and was also signed by Larry in silver marker

the Woodman's Pal quickly garnered the attention of the US military during WWII and became standard issue as a combat and survival tool for GI's in the Pacific Theater

Portobello Treasure Hoard Cob Four Reales Circa 1600's Coin Pendant pendants During the hand assembly processSpanish silver cob four reales minted circa 1600 1630 in Potosi, Bolivia during the reign of Philip IV. Found in an stash of 4,500 coins in the jungles of Panama along the El Camino Real Trail, near the ancient city of Portobello. Obverse: Cross with lions and castles. Reverse: Shield of arms. Custom set into a 14k yellow gold bezel pendant.