Royal Navy cask assortment for the 19th century. Iron hooped casks were introduced in the Royal Navy during the late 18th century’s industrial revolution, replacing withy (wood) hooped casks. By 1830 Iron hoops were of common use in the merchant fleet too. The oak or pine wood staves of a cask were held together by hoops made of wrought iron, with the exception of powderbarrels.

10 different pieces

1 leaguer h: 18mm

1 butt h: 17mm

1 puncheon h: 14mm

1 hogshead h: 12mm

1 barrel h: 9mm

1 kilderkin h: 8mm

1 firkin h: 6mm

1 bloodbarrel h: 6mm

1 pin h: 5mm

1 withy hooped quarter keg for gunpowder h: 4mm

scale 1:72

hand sculpted design

resin cast

unpainted

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