USS Constitution Dart of Death Shot Glass

The Dart of Death Shot Glass features an image from the journal of seaman Lewis Kimberly (dated 1857-1861) that is part of the USS Constitution Museum's collection. The name "Dart of Death" is derived from a longer quote from David Bunnell's journal "‚the dart of death hung as (if) it were trembling by a single hair and no one knew on whose head it would fall." While the two journals and sailors are not related, this image and quote were paired together to serve a reminder that life aboard a 19^th century war vessel could be a dangerous affair especially in battle. This striking shot glass is a must-have for anyone with a passion for maritime history and high-seas adventure.

• Capacity: 2 oz.
• Material: Ceramic.
• Measures: 2.375" x 2".
• Care: Handwash only.