Honoring who's soldiers?

I do not see one American solider in on said lighters....

I plead false advertising.

"This 4-piece custom lighter collection pays homage to America's military heroes. Fighting to protect America, our service men and women place themselves in harms way in the name of liberty and freedom. Each satin-finished windproof lighter depicts a unique combat scene boldly cast in deep relief. Show your American pride with these hefty collectible lighters."

Very good...


But it could be American soldiers who have stolen the weapons, uniforms and helmets??

The site is a site for "collectible" items as far as I could see, nowhere did it state that it honoured US troops.

Their other pages are full of "collectibles" from particularly Germany and I even noticed some from Italy.

As far as I'm concerned, this is faux collectible. Like the stuff from Franklin Mint and other similar companies who make very ordinary Kitsch of no great artistic or monetary value in limited numbers just so they can then claim that they are "collectible".

No doubt people from other countries like to honour their troops too.

Originally Posted by senojekips

The site is a site for "collectible" items as far as I could see, nowhere did it state that it honoured US troops.

Scroll down below the open lighters! Says "Honoring America's heros"!

Originally Posted by George

Scroll down below the open lighters! Says "Honoring America's heros"!

There you go,.... they are showing what the Americans had to overcome

As Redleg said, perhaps they were in disguise? Or this is the not-so-new combat kevlar combat helmet, but then depicted old school... I wager there must be a solid explanation for this

Originally Posted by Ted

As Redleg said, perhaps they were in disguise? Or this is the not-so-new combat kevlar combat helmet, but then depicted old school... I wager there must be a solid explanation for this

WWII reenactors? Kevlar "Fritz" helmets & Mausers + an MP-40 would be a strange mix!

On a secret mission into enemy territory to sabotage enemy lighters.

Don't you all know...it's commerating the dirty dozen!