Inspired by USA military equipment and industrial design of the World War II era, this 1940s-style flip-top lighter is a modern collectible created for historical enthusiasts, film prop use, and military display collections. Built with a solid brass body and mechanical flip-top construction, it reflects the durable, functional character of mid-20th-century wartime accessories.
Designed as a historical collectible and display piece, this lighter captures the weight, proportions, and mechanical feel of classic military-style lighters while offering reliable modern functionality.
• Solid brass construction with a period-inspired finish
• Classic flip-top mechanical design inspired by WWII-era lighters
• Italian wartime-inspired visual styling and historical character
• Ships unfueled for safety and collector storage
• Ideal for WWII collectors, film productions, prop departments, and historical displays
This item is a modern historical collectible inspired by World War II–era military equipment. It is not an original artifact and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with any political organization, movement, historical regime, or ideology.
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Important Disclaimers:This product is a historically inspired replica. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with any political party, movement, organization, or belief system, past or present. The item is sold solely for lawful purposes, including historical interest, education, film and prop use, and private collection.
Any resemblance to historical objects is strictly contextual to the time period and does not imply approval, endorsement, or glorification of any actions, beliefs, or regimes associated with that era. This product does not promote hate, discrimination, or extremist views of any kind.
Care Notice:To preserve proper hinge alignment, open and close the lighter by hand. Avoid flicking or forcefully snapping the lid, as this may affect the lid’s ability to close correctly over time.
Additional Information:• Sold as a replica collectible inspired by historical designs
• Fully functional lighter intended for responsible use, display, and collection
• Ships unfueled for safety during transport
• Buyer is responsible for compliance with local laws regarding lighters and fire-related items
Our flagship piece.
Crafted entirely from solid brass with traditional mechanical construction and balanced proportions inspired by historical industrial design. Built with weight. Designed with intention. Made to age with character.
This lighter uses standard Zippo-style lighter fluid (naphtha-based fuel used in traditional wick lighters).
AnyZippo lighter fluid or similar wick lighter fuel will work.
No. For shipping safety reasons, the lighter ships empty and must be filled with lighter fluid before first use.
Yes. It is a refillable wick-style lighter designed for repeated use.
The lighter is made from solid brass, giving it a durable weight and a finish that ages naturally over time.
Yes. Real brass develops a natural patina as it ages. This can be left to develop or polished if a brighter finish is preferred.
The design draws inspiration from 1940s military-era aesthetics and traditional mechanical lighter construction.
Yes. The design incorporates markings inspired by authentic symbols from the 1940s period. For legal and advertising purposes, the symbol is blurred in product images.
Yes. Like traditional wick-style lighters, it is designed to function reliably in windy conditions.
Our products are historically inspired collectible reproductions created for collectors, film production, historical display, and educational interest. The designs are influenced by historical references and manufacturing styles from the early to mid-20th century.
All items offered on this website are modern reproductions and are not original historical artifacts. They are produced for collecting, study, and historical appreciation only.
Historical Movie Props does not endorse, promote, or support any political ideology, extremist movement, historical regime, or organization associated with World War II or any other period in history. Any historical imagery or design elements are presented strictly within their historical context.
We believe that studying and preserving historical design is important for understanding the past and promoting greater awareness of history in the present.