Original U.S. Vietnam War Era Japanese-Made Prince Combat Lighter with Inscriptions - Dated 1964 - Inert Crimean War expressing regret of releasing the

expressing regret of releasing the 509th from the Command of the VI Corps during the Anzio Beachhead

as it was inspired by the uniforms that the Italian Troops were wearing in North Africa (Sahariana is an Italian Word)

This is an unbelievably scarce & fragile set of field gear from the period of the Legion of the United States

The badge was later updated during the 1930s to feature the NSDAP swas

one of the better makers out there

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era Japanese-Made Prince Combat Lighter with Inscriptions - Dated 1964 - Inert Crimean War expressing regret of releasing theOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an interesting lighter from the 1960s manufactured by Prince of Japan. This example was inscribed by several men, likely soldiers, on one side. This lighter was never a grenade, but it is Not Available for Export. The lighter is etched: Bud Boyer Bill Leon Pete 1964 The lighter is marked PRINCE COMBAT D. PAT. 14210. The lighter does not currently work but it could with some TLC. Ready to display!