Original WWI British Trench Art Cigarette Lighter Aero Squadron - Circa 1915 Mortars The Lee-Enfield takes its name

The Lee-Enfield takes its name from the designer of the rifle's bolt system

Helmets of this pattern were supplied during WWII and were later manufactured under a special 1955 contract for the Finnish Army

Each is a vivid mid/navy blue high-grade shock resistant plastic dome helmet marked "POLICE" across front brow and comes with full transparent shatterproof Plexiglas face visor

Lewis and his factory moved to England before 1914

on the 27th she anchored in Sagami Wan

Original WWI British Trench Art Cigarette Lighter Aero Squadron - Circa 1915 Mortars The Lee-Enfield takes its nameOriginal Item: One of a kind. In WWI times in the trenches hard, raw materials were short, the soldiers spent most of their time below the surface of the earth. Here is a typical piece of "trench art". Made from solid brass this is in fact two pieces used in the construction of perhaps the French answer to the American Zippo? A lovely petrol fueled thumb striking cigarette lighter of all brass construction with an airplane on one side and the Aero