Original Early American Brass Flintlock Tinder Lighter by T. Allen of New York named to N.J. Tavern British Military Maps 1945 This is a comic

1945 This is a comic training pamphlet about Japanese methods of camouflage

which we assume to be the one that the flag was captured from

made at ENFIELD in north London dated 1850 with it's side action lock bearing Queen Victoria's cypher of "Crown over V

This helmet was likely made right at the turn of the century

We stayed in what was left of a French chateau

Original Early American Brass Flintlock Tinder Lighter by T. Allen of New York named to N.J. Tavern British Military Maps 1945 This is a comicOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice early American Brass framed Tinder Lighter, complete with its original monopod stand. It measures just about 6 3 4" in length and 3 3 4" in height. The internal and functional components are made of the usual iron and steel. It is fully marked on the sides of the box lock with T. ALLEN on one side and NEW YORK on the other. These were first used as fire lighters by the flint striking a spark on