Original Vietnam War Zippo Style Lighter of the U.S.S Navasota AO-106 with original Box Category_Rear Sight Assembly stenciled on the neck

stenciled on the neck

Zastava M53

The first prototype was ready in 1931 and appeared promising

Constructed years ago from a legally demilitarized (de-milled) parts set

• Cotton shirt -- Bousho Jyu-han -- normally worn under a tunic

Original Vietnam War Zippo Style Lighter of the U.S.S Navasota AO-106 with original Box Category_Rear Sight Assembly stenciled on the neckOriginal Item: Lighters could be customized with regimental cyphers and engravings, and were purchased by GIs returning home as a memento of their military service in the specific theatre of operation. A genuine Vietnam or pre Vietnam war era windproof lighter by Vulcan of Japan. Includes the original fabric lined box. It is engraved for a sailor on the USS Navasota (AO 106) was an Ashtabula class replenishment oiler that served in the U. S. Navy from