Original U.S. Massive Solid Brass Beer Keg Tap Spout Marked to Klondike Gold Rush Gangster Jeff “Soapy” Smith’s Parlor in Skagway, Alaska French Helmets the FREEMAN gunsmiths

the FREEMAN gunsmiths

which is why some fittings are somewhat loose

The Balmoral bonnet was used by most highland regiments until supplanted by the Glengarry Bonnet side cap

These replica blow-back blank guns are essentially very realistic and sophisticated toy cap guns

Original U.S. Massive Solid Brass Beer Keg Tap Spout Marked to Klondike Gold Rush Gangster Jeff “Soapy” Smith’s Parlor in Skagway, Alaska French Helmets the FREEMAN gunsmithsOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a fantastic piece of memorabilia from the days of Klondike Gold rush! Here we have a MASSIVE solid brass beer keg tap, which has a large fitting on the spout where a hammer would be used to drive it into the keg. This is marked with No 3 KEG, and the tap has a large brass petcock type valve with a handle on top. This may have been greased or waxed to help with the seal. It is about 11 1 2 inches in total length,