Vintage Selection of Brass trench lighters, Match holders, and Hand warmers

Vintage Selection of Brass trench lighters, Match holders, and Hand warmers

Marsoni

M251S

$19.99

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Vintage Selection of Brass trench lighters, Match holders, and Hand warmersThis selection of vintage brass trench lighters, match holders, and hand warmers showcases the practical ingenuity and rugged craftsmanship of early to mid 20th century personal gear. Commonly used by soldiers and outdoorsmen, these brass items were built for durability and reliability under tough conditions, whether in the trenches of World War I, the battlefields of World War II, or in civilian life during harsh winters. The trench lighters feature

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012