The Bradford Exchange WWII Battleship Zippo Lighters With USS Arizona Display

49,00 USD

Description

Historic Vessels Of WWII Zippo Lighters Featuring The USS Arizona, The USS Missouri And More - World War II saw Americans in the midst of a two-front war on the seas. The patriotic spirt of those who served on those waters was unmatched and their remarkable vessels will always be remembered for the pivotal role they played in defending our freedoms. Now, genuine Zippo lighters salute these magnificent waterborne warriors in a stunningly dramatic collection. Introducing the Historic Vessels of WWII Zippo Lighter Collection, a fine Zippo lighter tribute exclusively from The Bradford Exchange. Certain to elevate your WWII nautical decor, this collection begins with Issue One, USS Enterprise. Soon, your lighter collection will continue with Issue Two, USS San Diego, followed by Issue Three, a custom sculptural USS Arizona Display - a $100 value, yours for the same low price as a single issue. Additional Zippo lighters with WWII battleship art, each a separate issue, will follow.Each of the windproof Zippo lighters in this nautical collection is crafted to last a lifetime and emblazoned with a different WWII vessel on the lid, along with the number of gold battle stars earned. Full-color imagery depicts the markings of the iconic ships and semaphore call signs, highlighted by gleaming finishes. Each chrome lighter also bears the Zippo bottom stamp, assurance that you're getting the finest lighters in the world. These Zippo lighters make an ideal patriotic military gift. Seven of your Zippo lighters can be featured within the custom USS Arizona display, which features a mahogany-colored, hexagonal base topped with a meticulously sculpted, fully dimensional recreation of the iconic battleship sunk by the Japanese on that infamous day at Pearl Harbor. The base of the display is finished with silver-toned trim and a silver-toned title plaque for a museum-quality presentation. Intense demand is expected, and the edition is s