Original British WWI "Aladdin" Oil Lamp Silver Desk Lighter Marked R.F.C. Station Halton - Dated 1917 German Gun Magazines and entered the line again

and entered the line again northwest of Chateau Thierry

The fate of this aircraft has been recorded on page 523 of the monumental work The Battle of Britain Then and Now1:

Intended for the MkIV "Long-Lever" British Martini Henry

His item #27948

• A circa 1793 very fine named midshipman's dirk with scabbard

Original British WWI "Aladdin" Oil Lamp Silver Desk Lighter Marked R.F.C. Station Halton - Dated 1917 German Gun Magazines and entered the line againOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This came to us from a large WWI ROYAL FLYING CORPS Collection we received from England. We are however a bit confused as to how this item works, as we have not been able to test it. It is marked on the bottom with a serial number, as well as the maker and other informationr regarding the lamp: (W&H Flag Logo) 51648 A I WALKER & HALL SHEFFIELD ENGLAND WARRANTED HARD & SILVER SOLDERED It appears to be a cigarette lighter