A pannikin (metal drinking vessel), believed to have been used by William Keckwick.

ID: 531 ~ Source: Collections
Associated with:
Historical Relics Collection
John McDouall Stuart Collection

Date
1861 ~ Creator: Collection Level Description:
John McDouall Stuart Collection
Accession number:
HT 98.27
IRN:
118683

 ~ Date: 1861
This file appears in: The Commissary at English Camp
A pannikin (metal drinking vessel), believed to have been used by William Keckwick.
THE HISTORY TRUST OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA IS AN AGENCY OF THE GOVERNMENT OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA

A metal drinking vessel, slightly smaller at the top than the bottom. It had a curved handle affixed at the top to the wire rim of the pannikin, allowing movement. A piece of metal is rivetted to the base of the pannikin - possibly it had a ring attachment for hanging up. A V impression is on the upper part of the handle.

This file appears in: The Commissary at English Camp