Original Early American Brass Flintlock Tinder Lighter by T. Allen of New York named to N.J. Tavern Technical Books These knives were really not

These knives were really not meant for this type of use

as used to cut splints and make stretchers in the field

also cord bound with a silver fitting at the bottom end

It lost 1 offer and 31 enlisted men killed and mortally wounded

Included on the left hand side of the wood stock next to the receiver is a large stamped oblong box containing much Japanese script which we understand gives the name and details of the training camp/facility to which the rifle was allotted

Original Early American Brass Flintlock Tinder Lighter by T. Allen of New York named to N.J. Tavern Technical Books These knives were really notOriginal 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