Town & Country Zippos

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 1961 Zippo with a corsage design.

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1956 Zippo with a scenic design of Knob Lake, West Virginia.

The vast majority of Town & Country designs were engraved on Zippos with a high-polish finish.  The application of the paint gradually evolved from painting by hand to silkscreen-type processes through the 1960's,  1969 is the last year of manufacture of so-called "Town & Country" models, most notable one being the Apollo 11 Moonlanding Zippo.

 1947 Zippo with Morning Glories.

Multiple images are tested on the 1950 Zippo to the left; only the bee remains on the 1956 Zippo to the right. 

1964 slim Zippo for Master Builders Developers & Manufacturers of Products for Improving Concrete - Pozzqlith - Embeco  - Masterplate.

1946 Zippo with a on-of-a-kind T&C prototype design of a gnome.

1960 Zippo with T&C advertising for Lyons.

1961 slim Zippo with rooster chasing a hen - Find'em, Fuel'em Forget'em.  This play on words also appears on US Navy oiler Zippos.

1960 Zippo with blue morning glories.

1960 Zippo with multi-colored morning glories

1968 T&C process Zippo for  Jefferson Foundry Co, Birmingham Alabama

1961 Zippo with an Orchid.

1966 slim Zippo for the City of Miami  - The Torch of Friendship dedicated to Friendship.

1957 Zippo with a hand painted design of King Neptune with his trident and consort Queen Amphitrite.  This image is also found on Navy Zippos commemorating the Shellback  initiation ceremony.

1946-47 Zippo with T&C engraved initials "GDH".

1955 Zippo with initials CMR.

Town & Country art was also used in the production of Zippos for the US Navy, examples of which can be seen HERE.