Original U.S. Vietnam War 1966 Named Zippo Lighter Engraved For 9th Motor Transport Battalion - Dated 1966, 67, 68 EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION It displays lovely condition brass

It displays lovely condition brass Prussian spread eagle helmet plate and comes complete with original leather liner

This coin was in the case when purchased in the late 1950s from the English Antique arms dealer LESLIE SCOTT of Halkin Arcade

A panoramic sight was mounted on the traversing mechanism yoke for fine adjustments

This was the first time that the US Navy manufactured its own cutlass and it is believed that the production took place at the Navy Yard either in New York or Boston

the Special Forces moved into the Vietnamese mountains and set up the new Village Defense Program (a forerunner of the better-known Strategic Hamlet Program)

Original U.S. Vietnam War 1966 Named Zippo Lighter Engraved For 9th Motor Transport Battalion - Dated 1966, 67, 68 EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION It displays lovely condition brassOriginal Item: Only One Available. After an American M1 combat helmet with an ace of spades tucked into the strap, probably the next most iconic cultural image associated with the Vietnam War is a Zippo lighter engraved with a tragic, humorous, aggressive, patriotic, or rebellious slogan. Many such engraved Zippos have survived the wars end and often trade hands between collectors for large sums of money. The images and slogans engraved onto these