Hexagonal lighter with U.S. Seal and cannon.

Lighter is made of polished metal and has a hexagonal shape. The flint wheel is located on the top, next to the wick which has a screw-on cap. One side of the lighter has been stamped with an image of the Great Seal of the United States. This includes: a bald eagle wearing a shield and scroll with the words "E PLURIBUS UNUM", and which also clutches arrows in its left talon and an olive branch in its right. Around the eagle's head are stars. The other side of the lighter has been stamped with an image of a cannon bearing the number "75", which may indicate that this is a Canon de 75 modèle 1897, also known as the French 75 mm field gun. The cannon overlays two crossed flags, each with three vertical stripes. Their textures indicate that the middle stripe is white or a lighter color, while the two outside stripes are a darker color (they are likely French flags). Below the cannon are flowers and leaves. A seal has been applied to the bottom of the lighter, bearing the inscription "MINISTERE DE FINANCES" around what appears to be a coin with the head of an unidentified figure. On either side of this coin are the letters "C" and "I" intertwined.