Codd bottles recovered from the wreck of the German 800 ton three masted steel barque LUNA, the ship was wrecked during a storm on 1st March 1903 with no survivors.

The LUNA was bound for New Zealand, from Liverpool with a general cargo when she struck the feared Brissons rocks, which lie a mile off the Lands End peninsula.

The bottles were made in the United Kingdom for companies in New Zealand, the 'Codd' bottle was invented by Hiram Codd in 1875.

Mounted on a hardwood display stand with shipwreck details.