Original Magnificent WWI Trench Art "Leg" Lighter Named to Famous Lafayette Escadrille Pilot Bert Hall P-1853 Enfield Basilone held off the Japanese

Basilone held off the Japanese soldiers attacking his position using his pistol

The magnification was reduced slightly to increase brightness

with lots of history and research potential

FISCHER UNWIN

Up until 1936 the Brennzünder 24 was shipped with a threaded cap covering the hole that the Sprengkapseln was inserted into and protecting the threads for the Übungsladung 30

Original Magnificent WWI Trench Art "Leg" Lighter Named to Famous Lafayette Escadrille Pilot Bert Hall P-1853 Enfield Basilone held off the JapaneseOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This may or may not have come to us in a package marked FRAGILE. Its a leg! But not just that, it's also a lighter! This is a magnificent example of WWI Era "Trench Art", a cigar or cigarette lighter in the form of a lady's leg. It is made from blacked copper and brass, with the top of the leg coming off to reveal the workings of the lighter. It measures approximately 5 1 4 inches long. Quite a bit of time must have gone