WWII Chance Vought Aircraft Co. Cigarette Pack Holder in Aircraft Aluminum

This is a Chance Vought Aircraft Company cigarette pack holder/protector from World War II. Chance Vought was a New York company that changed its name to Chance Vought five years after its 1917 birth as the Lewis and Vought Company. Chance Vought manufactured F4U Corsairs, a fighter aircraft operated from carriers, for both the United States Marine Corps and United States Navy. The holder is made of lightweight aircraft aluminum.

Circa World War II.

Approximately 2-1/4" in width and 3" in height and 1-1/16" in depth.

Aircraft aluminum.

Two slide-together pieces.

None.

This is from an aviation company collection which we will be listing more of over the next few months. VAJX01 LHEX4/12 SHEX6/13

7 (Very Fine): The holder has some very small scattered spots of light to medium wear, mostly on the reverse.

As with all my artifacts, this piece is guaranteed to be original, as described.