Original Iraq War Saddam Hussein Personal State Silver Water Pitcher with Iraq Coat of Arms - Manufactured by Christofle of France British Edged Weapons It looks to have been

It looks to have been repainted desert tan

The mid war issue galvanized steel liner band does not have a size stamp

produce single shots

Reverse of armband has a machine stitched vertical seam

Power was provided by two 225 hp (168 kW) Jacobs L-4MB engines rated at 245 hp (183 kW) for takeoff

Original Iraq War Saddam Hussein Personal State Silver Water Pitcher with Iraq Coat of Arms - Manufactured by Christofle of France British Edged Weapons It looks to have beenOriginal Item: Only One Available. During the invasion of Iraq in 2003, U. S. soldiers captured and occupied Saddam Hussein's palaces. Much of the State Silver was taken by soldiers as "spoils of war" and brought back to the United States. However, some of it remained in Iraq, some was later returned, and those pieces were auctioned off by the Iraqi government many years later. This particular water pitcher was obtained recently through Al Finjan