WWII U.S. Berkeley "Windproof" Lighter with Black Crackle Finish

Marsoni

M251S

$175.00

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WWII U.S. Berkeley "Windproof" Lighter with Black Crackle FinishDescription This original WWII Berkeley "Windproof" lighter was produced by the Flashlight Company of America in Jersey City, New Jersey. If you're familiar with Henry Paul Enjames' GI Collector's Guide: U. S. Army European Theater of Operations you may have seen this particular type of lighter featured on the cover. Provenance Private Collection, Canby, Minnesota Condition Report Fair Good Excellent The original black painted crackle textured finish

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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025