Original U.S. WWI “Joan of Arc Saved France” W.S.S. Propaganda Poster - 20 x 30” Availability_Both The trench style lighter has

The trench style lighter has quite a bit of surface rust present on it and the wick cover is frozen in place

The bracelet measures 7 inches over all not including the clasp section

This blade looks to have a FURISODE shaped NAKAGO (tang) with a HAAGARI (asymmetrically rounded) nakago-jiri (Tang tip)

Over 1 million M1935 helmets were manufactured in the first two years after its introduction

Original U.S. WWI “Joan of Arc Saved France” W.S.S. Propaganda Poster - 20 x 30” Availability_Both The trench style lighter hasOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a lovely example of a propaganda poster for War Saving Stamps. Commissioned by the United States Department of the Treasury, Haskell Coffin created this poster in 1918. Feeding off the popularization of Joan of Arc in American culture, Haskell uses the image of Joan of Arc to encourage women to buy War Savings Stamps in order to save their country, much as Joan of Arc saved France. In 1909, Joan of Arc