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		100% Genuine 1960 Dated Zippo C.1341 With silver parachute wings, found in a flea market in Vietnam. Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł75.00
		Vietnam Trench Art Pen C.1337 Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł10.00
		Vietnam Era US Whistle C.1338 Found in a street market in Ho Chi Minh City Saigon, Vietnam Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł25.00
		Vietnam Era Cammo Beret C.1336 Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł25.00
		Vietnam Era Beret C.1335 Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.50 UK Ł8.50 Europe Ł10.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł25.00
		Vietnam War Vietcong Stick Grenade VC-01 NOTE: THIS ITEM HAS NEVER CONTAINED EXPLOSIVES AND IS A DISPLAY PIECE ONLY This stick grenade was made in Vietnam the same way and on on the original machinery used during the conflict. This grenade has never contained any explosives which is ideal for world shipping, Museum displays, School talks or Personal collection. This item is a museum quality replica and has been copied exact in every way from an original. Please visit our warehouse 13 pages for more items Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.50 UK Ł9.00 Europe Ł11.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł25.00
		Vietnam Relic Chinese First Aid Pouch Pack C.1312 Used by the vietcong. Found in a street market in Ho Chi Minh City formally Saigon, Vietnam. Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł7.50 Europe Ł8.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł10.00
		Vietcong AK Magazine Vest C.1310 Chinese made for the Vietcong to house AK 47 magazines. Found in a street market in Ho Chi Minh City Saigon. Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.50 UK Ł8.50 Europe Ł10.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł25.00
		Vietnam Era Parachute Static Line Clip C.1311 Used to open the parachute after leaving the aeroplane. Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.50 UK Ł8.50 Europe Ł10.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł15.00
		Vietnam War Relic Russian Canteen X.1075 Dated 1950 Found in a street market in Ho Chi Mihn City Formally Saigon Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł5.00 UK Ł11.50 Europe Ł17.00 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł15.00
		Vietnam Relic US Dinner Knife C.1110 Made into a VC Fighting Knife. Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł10.00
		Vietnam Relic US Dinner Knife C.1108 Made into a VC Fighting Knife. Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł10.00
		US Dog tag C.1047 Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł5.00
		US Dog tag C.1058 Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł5.00
		US Vietnam Issue Cam Cream C.1288 Green & Sand Jungle Cam Cream. Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł5.00
		US Watch X.1647 Found in Vietnam Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł10.00
		Vietnam Era Beer Can Badge X.1659 Locally made private purchase non official recon wings Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł6.00
		US Boonie Hat Made From Parachute Silk C.1077 Found in a street market in Ho Chi Minh formally Saigon Vietnam Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł25.00
		Vietcong Comb C.1066 Made from helicopter parts. Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł25.00
		Vietcong Comb C.1086 Made from helicopter parts. Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł25.00
		Vietcong Comb C.1085 Made from helicopter parts. Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł25.00
		Vietnam Era N.V.A Spade C.1081 Dated 1968, Handle 1969 Found in a street market in Ho Chi Minh formally Saigon Vietnam. Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł4.50 UK Ł10.50 Europe Ł15.00 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł20.00
		Vietcong Penknife C.1088 Found Cu-Chi, Vietnam. Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł10.00
		Vietnam Relic Zippo Lighter C.1013 This is a period copy of a Zippo lighter. Not to be confused with today's cheap copies made for the tourists. This was made during the Vietnam war for selling to the GI's on the black market cheaper than they could buy from the PX. The brass used in their manufacture often came from the empty artillery shells. Almost every soldier in Vietnam had a Zippo because they were reliable. It could run on a multitude of fuels like alcohol and gasoline filled from the truck fuel tanks whilst being dipped in on the end of a boot lace. Some even kept salt in the bottom cavities of their Zippos, to replenish lost body salt. others were used to transmit signals or even to act as protection against enemy bullets. The majority of combat soldiers rubbed back the chromed finish so it did not reflect light that would attract enemy attention on the battlefield Zippos were also used in military operations, troopers would spray gasoline over enemy compounds and dwellings and set them alight with their trusty Zippo. The Zippo lighter became the soldiers canvas on which Vietnamese craftsmen would engrave anything from pictures to phrases to express their feelings, which it is why it is estimated that there were over 200,000 original and locally made Zippos lighters in existence during the Vietnam War. It is no wonder the Vietnamese honestly thought they were government issue! Found in a street market in Ho Chi Minh formally Saigon Vietnam Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł25.00
		Vietnam Relic Zippo Lighter C.1016 This is a period copy of a Zippo lighter. Not to be confused with today's cheap copies made for the tourists. This was made during the Vietnam war for selling to the GI's on the black market cheaper than they could buy from the PX. The brass used in their manufacture often came from the empty artillery shells. Almost every soldier in Vietnam had a Zippo because they were reliable. It could run on a multitude of fuels like alcohol and gasoline filled from the truck fuel tanks whilst being dipped in on the end of a boot lace. Some even kept salt in the bottom cavities of their Zippos, to replenish lost body salt. others were used to transmit signals or even to act as protection against enemy bullets. The majority of combat soldiers rubbed back the chromed finish so it did not reflect light that would attract enemy attention on the battlefield Zippos were also used in military operations, troopers would spray gasoline over enemy compounds and dwellings and set them alight with their trusty Zippo. The Zippo lighter became the soldiers canvas on which Vietnamese craftsmen would engrave anything from pictures to phrases to express their feelings, which it is why it is estimated that there were over 200,000 original and locally made Zippos lighters in existence during the Vietnam War. It is no wonder the Vietnamese honestly thought they were government issue! Found in a street market in Ho Chi Minh formally Saigon Vietnam Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł25.00
		Vietnam Relic Zippo Lighter C.1018 This is a period copy of a Zippo lighter. Not to be confused with today's cheap copies made for the tourists. This was made during the Vietnam war for selling to the GI's on the black market cheaper than they could buy from the PX. The brass used in their manufacture often came from the empty artillery shells. Almost every soldier in Vietnam had a Zippo because they were reliable. It could run on a multitude of fuels like alcohol and gasoline filled from the truck fuel tanks whilst being dipped in on the end of a boot lace. Some even kept salt in the bottom cavities of their Zippos, to replenish lost body salt. others were used to transmit signals or even to act as protection against enemy bullets. The majority of combat soldiers rubbed back the chromed finish so it did not reflect light that would attract enemy attention on the battlefield Zippos were also used in military operations, troopers would spray gasoline over enemy compounds and dwellings and set them alight with their trusty Zippo. The Zippo lighter became the soldiers canvas on which Vietnamese craftsmen would engrave anything from pictures to phrases to express their feelings, which it is why it is estimated that there were over 200,000 original and locally made Zippos lighters in existence during the Vietnam War. It is no wonder the Vietnamese honestly thought they were government issue! Found in a street market in Ho Chi Minh formally Saigon Vietnam Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł25.00
		Vietnam Relic Zippo Lighter C.1073 This is a period copy of a Zippo lighter. Not to be confused with today's cheap copies made for the tourists. This was made during the Vietnam war for selling to the GI's on the black market cheaper than they could buy from the PX. The brass used in their manufacture often came from the empty artillery shells. Almost every soldier in Vietnam had a Zippo because they were reliable. It could run on a multitude of fuels like alcohol and gasoline filled from the truck fuel tanks whilst being dipped in on the end of a boot lace. Some even kept salt in the bottom cavities of their Zippos, to replenish lost body salt. others were used to transmit signals or even to act as protection against enemy bullets. The majority of combat soldiers rubbed back the chromed finish so it did not reflect light that would attract enemy attention on the battlefield Zippos were also used in military operations, troopers would spray gasoline over enemy compounds and dwellings and set them alight with their trusty Zippo. The Zippo lighter became the soldiers canvas on which Vietnamese craftsmen would engrave anything from pictures to phrases to express their feelings, which it is why it is estimated that there were over 200,000 original and locally made Zippos lighters in existence during the Vietnam War. It is no wonder the Vietnamese honestly thought they were government issue! Found in a street market in Ho Chi Minh formally Saigon Vietnam Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł25.00
		Vietnam Sandals Made From Truck Tyres C.1191 Rubber tyre sandals were used extensively by the Viet Minh and Viet Cong during the war in Vietnam from the late 1940's until the fall of Saigon in 1979. In the face of equipment shortages the guerilla army of Vietnam turned to using old truck tyres as footwear and quickly saw the advantages of the resulting sandals compared to boots. The climate of jungle-Southeast Asia is harsh. During the war many American infantrymen suffered from "trench-foot" or fungal infections which resulted from wearing boots in the humid climate. Many looked with envy to the sandals worn by the enemy. Tragically, this footwear is also widely associated with the genocidal Khmer Rouge regime which ruled Cambodia from 1975 to 1979. Only the upper cadre of the Khmer Rouge wore these sandals and it was a sign of political power within the regime. They were seen as a good example of self-sufficiency and were very practical. I watched a guy make a pair from scratch- click here to see the pictures on our adventure pages-Saigon Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł4.00 UK Ł9.50 Europe Ł13.00 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł8.00
		Vietnam Sandals Made From Truck Tyres C.1192 Rubber tyre sandals were used extensively by the Viet Minh and Viet Cong during the war in Vietnam from the late 1940's until the fall of Saigon in 1979. In the face of equipment shortages the guerilla army of Vietnam turned to using old truck tyres as footwear and quickly saw the advantages of the resulting sandals compared to boots. The climate of jungle-Southeast Asia is harsh. During the war many American infantrymen suffered from "trench-foot" or fungal infections which resulted from wearing boots in the humid climate. Many looked with envy to the sandals worn by the enemy. Tragically, this footwear is also widely associated with the genocidal Khmer Rouge regime which ruled Cambodia from 1975 to 1979. Only the upper cadre of the Khmer Rouge wore these sandals and it was a sign of political power within the regime. They were seen as a good example of self-sufficiency and were very practical. I watched a guy make a pair from scratch- click here to see the pictures on our adventure pages-Saigon Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł4.00 UK Ł9.50 Europe Ł11.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł8.00
		Vietnam Sandals Made From Truck Tyres C.1193 Rubber tyre sandals were used extensively by the Viet Minh and Viet Cong during the war in Vietnam from the late 1940's until the fall of Saigon in 1979. In the face of equipment shortages the guerilla army of Vietnam turned to using old truck tyres as footwear and quickly saw the advantages of the resulting sandals compared to boots. The climate of jungle-Southeast Asia is harsh. During the war many American infantrymen suffered from "trench-foot" or fungal infections which resulted from wearing boots in the humid climate. Many looked with envy to the sandals worn by the enemy. Tragically, this footwear is also widely associated with the genocidal Khmer Rouge regime which ruled Cambodia from 1975 to 1979. Only the upper cadre of the Khmer Rouge wore these sandals and it was a sign of political power within the regime. They were seen as a good example of self-sufficiency and were very practical. I watched a guy make a pair from scratch- click here to see the pictures on our adventure pages-Saigon Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł4.00 UK Ł9.50 Europe Ł13.00 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł8.00
		Vietnam Sandals Made From Truck Tyres C.1195 Rubber tyre sandals were used extensively by the Viet Minh and Viet Cong during the war in Vietnam from the late 1940's until the fall of Saigon in 1979. In the face of equipment shortages the guerilla army of Vietnam turned to using old truck tyres as footwear and quickly saw the advantages of the resulting sandals compared to boots. The climate of jungle-Southeast Asia is harsh. During the war many American infantrymen suffered from "trench-foot" or fungal infections which resulted from wearing boots in the humid climate. Many looked with envy to the sandals worn by the enemy. Tragically, this footwear is also widely associated with the genocidal Khmer Rouge regime which ruled Cambodia from 1975 to 1979. Only the upper cadre of the Khmer Rouge wore these sandals and it was a sign of political power within the regime. They were seen as a good example of self-sufficiency and were very practical. I watched a guy make a pair from scratch- click here to see the pictures on our adventure pages-Saigon Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł4.00 UK Ł9.50 Europe Ł13.00 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł8.00
		Vietnam Relic M60 Weatherproof Igniter C.1170 Time Blasting fuse. Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders INERT-THIS ITEM IS FREE FROM ALL EXPLOSIVE MATERIAL Please check the law of your Country regarding this item as no refund will be given if confiscated by your customs department. Due to the way of the world, this item must be sent by slow boat Un-insured or tracked if outside of the EU. Not my idea, it is the law sorry. Insurance and tracking available at extra cost.	Ł8.00
		Bullet Made Into A Lighter C.1180 Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł10.00
		Bullet Made Into A Lighter C.1181 Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł10.00
		Bullet Made Into A Lighter C.1182 Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł10.00
		Bullet Made Into A Lighter C.1184 Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł10.00
		Bullet Made Into A Lighter C.1186 Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł10.00
		Bullet Made Into A Lighter C.1187 Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł10.00
		Bullet Made Into A Lighter C.1188 Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł10.00
		Vietnam Battlefield Relic US Whistle C.1062 Found in the Mekong Delta Region and sold in a street market in Ho Chi Minh formally Saigon Vietnam. Whistle blasts were often used as a signal for commands in order to be heard through the gun fire. Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł15.00
		Vietnam Battlefield Relic Vietcong Whistle C.1064 Whistle blasts were often used by the Americans as a signal for commands in order to be heard through the gun fire. The Vietcong counter measured this by making whistles that sounded the same. They often confused the allies with false commands. Found in a street market in Ho Chi Minh formally Saigon Vietnam. Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł15.00
		Vietnam Battlefield Relic Vietcong Whistle C.1065 Whistle blasts were often used by the Americans as a signal for commands in order to be heard through the gun fire. The Vietcong counter measured this by making whistles that sounded the same. They often confused the allies with false commands. Found in a street market in Ho Chi Minh formally Saigon Vietnam. Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.00 UK Ł6.50 Europe Ł7.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł15.00
		N.V.A Belt Buckle C.1067 Found in a street market in Ho Chi Minh formally Saigon Vietnam. Insured and Recorded Postage will be: Ł3.50 UK Ł8.00 Europe Ł9.50 World I will combine shipping on multiple orders	Ł10.00

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