1938 Zippo with the name R.H. Thiele on the reverse. This is the earliest known Zippo with the classic Town & Country image of the dragonfly and floating lily pads
1946-47 Town & Country Zippo with blue morning glories
Rare 1946-47 Town & Country Zippo with a cute kitten
Rare 1946-47 Town & Country Zippo with a bearded gnome
1946-49 Town & Country Zippo with the "Geese", , one of the first of eight Town & Country production models
Rare 1946 Zippo with Town and Country Lily Pond on matte finish for "Toni". The "Lily Pond" is one of the first of eight Town & Country production models
Rare 1946-49 Zippo with Town & Country engravings on both sides. One side has the sloop with "Lawrence Ryan Limestone, N.Y." on one side and the mallard and "With Love, Winnie" on the other. The "Sloop" and the "Mallard" designs are two of the first of eight Town & Country production models

1949-50 Town & Country mallard with "Compliments R.J. Minetti"
1949-51 Town & Country Zippo with the lily pond, the signature of "Marian Rapp" engraved on the reverse
1946-47 high polish Town & Country Zippo with the intials "GDH", supposedly the Initials of Dale Hutton, the head of Zippo Mfg Co's engraving department
1946-47 Zippo with the Sloop
1946-49 Town & Country Zippo with a horse head. The "Horse" is one of the first of eight Town & Country production models
1946-49 high polish Zippol with Town & Country lily pond
1949-50 Town & Country "Setter" which is one of the first of eight Town & Country production models
1948-50 Zippo with the Pheasant , one of the first of eight Town & Country production models
Rare 1948-49 Town & Country Zippo with a Buffalo Head
1949 Zippo with the Geese
1949-51 loss-proof Zippo with a Town & Country phasant on a chain
1949 Zippo with a Town & Country trout on one side, and an engraving of a bunch of cherries on the other. The name "L George Bott" has been engraved on both sides of the lid. The "Trout" is one of the first of eight Town & Country production models
1949 Town & Country Zippo with Trout and the signature of "Paul V Madusc (?)" on the reverse
1949-50 Zippo Town & Country Sloop, "Barb & Bill Holly" engraved on the reverse
1949-50 Town & Country trout with "Ray C. Uhler" engraved on the reverse
1949-51 Zippo with Town & Country Setter. The lighter has the original $8.50 price sticker
Rare early 1940s Town & Country Zippo with small flying geese
1949-50 T&C trout Zippo
1949-51 T&C Zippo with Trout
1949-51 Zippo with Town & Country Setter
1949-50 Zippo with the Trout
1951 Zippo with the Lilly Pond
1951 Zippo with the Setter
1950-51 Town & Country Zippo with blue morning glories
1950-51 T&C Zippo with a cow's head, most likely the Chianina breed
1951 Town & Country Zippo with the mallard
1951 T&C Zippo with Mallard for Duraduck Decoys
1953 Town & Country Zippo with engraving of a fish on the case, Five rectangles in different colors engraved on the lid.
1952 Town & Country Zippo with a map of the United States showing the route of Dwight Eisnhower's Presidential Campaign in which he won the election in a landslide against the Democratic contender Adlai Stevenson. The reverse is engraved "Mary M Caffrey" who was Secretary to James Hagerty who served as the White House Press Secretary from 1953 to 1961 and the wife of Tom Stephens, Eisenhower's Appointment Secretary
1951 Town & Country Zippo with cow's head
1953 T&C Zippo with a deer buck head with antlers
1954-55 Zippo with the Horse
1955 Town & Country Zippo with a Dachshund named Bonus?
1955 Town & Country Zippo with the initials "CMR" engraved
1955 Zippo with the Mallard
1956 Town & Country Zippo with aa yellow jacket bee and a honeycomb engraved on the lid
1956 Town & Country Zippo depicting a log cabin and pine trees at Knob Lake
1956 T&C Zippo with The Pelican
1956 Town & Country Zippo with the image of a sturgeon
1956 T&C Zippo with a Lone Star beer can and bottle .The Lone Star Brewery, built in 1884, was the first large mechanized brewery in Texas and Lone Star beer was the company's main brand. It was marketed as "The National Beer of Texas."
1957 Town & Country Zippo with a hand-pained graphic of King Neptune with a mermaid. This image was also engraved on the back of USS Navy Zippo lighters to celebrate Shellbacks, sailors who crossed the Equator for the first time
1955 Town & Country Zippo with a can of Royal Triton Oil
1957 Town & Country Zippo for the Bell Aircraft Division of Bell Aircraft Corporation with the graphic of the logo and a jet heading skyward
1958 Town & Country Zippowith Kodak logo and with "The Photo Sale Never Ends" engraved on the lid
1958 slim Town & Country Zippo with a sailfish
1956 Town & Country Zippo with the graphic of a sailfish. The enamel on the head of the fish was damaged and has been repaired. The reverse reads "The Sailfish Conservation Club" which at one time awarded Zippo lighters to anglers who tagged and released sailfish
1961 Town & Country Zippo with the logo for Operation Deep Freeze which was a series of exploratory missions to the Antarctica. The reverse has a T&C graphic of a penguin
1959 Town & CountryZippo with a leaping deer and "Bill" engraved on the reverse.
1959 slim Town & Country Zippo depicting an egret in reeds
1959 Town & Country Zippo with a leaping deer
1960 slim Town & Country Zippo with a black poodle
1960 Town & Country Zippo with multi-colored morning glories
1960-61 T&C Zippo with a graphic of a Beechcraft Bonanza for '56
1961 Town & Country Zippo advertising Notre Dame Des Lacs
1956 T&C Zippo with the New York Central Early Bird. "Early Bird Fast Freight Service"
1959-60 Town and Country Zippo for The Apache Co. of Fort Worth. The graphic is that of Chief Wahoo, the somewhat controversial logo of the Cleveland Indians, the major league baseball team based in Cleveland Ohio
1960 slim T&C Zippo for Bower Roller Bearings. Started in 1904, Bower is one of the largest manufacturers of precision roller bearings in North America
1960 Town & Country Zippo with a leaping deer
1961 T&C Zippo for Grumman Atlantic Aviation Corporation
1961 Town & Country Zippo adverting Atlantic Refining Company
1961 Town & Country Zippo with an Orchid. T&C engravings on Zippos with matte finishes are unusual
1961 slim Town & Country Zippo with a rooster chasing a hen and "Find'em Fuel'em Forget'em", a somewhat saucy play on words. The same design can be found on USS Cacapon Zippo lighters
1961 Town & Country Zippo with a graphic of a Hereford cow advertising Todiway Acres in Montgomery Alabama.
1962 slim Town & Country Zippo with a sleeping cat. The image was used by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad as shown below
1961 Town & Country Zippo with an engraved gardenia. The reverse not shown has advertising for Grand Hotel in Point Clear Alabama
1962 Town & Country Zippo advertising National Sugar in Sugar City Colorado
1962 Town & Country Zippo with a graphic of the First Federal Savings building
1965 Town & Country Zippo with a Leaping Deer
1962 Town & Country Zippo with a Collie on one side and advertising Southern Tier Kennel Club Inc. in Hornell, New York
1963 Town & Country Zippo with the head of a Hereford Cow. The reverse reads "Beewood Hereford Farms Sarasota Florida"
1960 Zippo with T&C advertising for Lyons
1962 Town & Country Zippo for Angeletti Marble Company Inc. New York 59, N.Y. with a colorful marble tile
1963 Town & Country Zippowith the sleeping cat "Chessie" which was the mascot for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway that used the slogan "Sleep Like a Kitten"
1964 slim Town & Country Zippo with the image of a jar of Golden Eagle Table Syrup
1964 T&C slim Zippo for Master Builders, a producer of concrete related products owned by BASF, a European chemical company and the largest chemical producer in the world.
1963 T&C Zippo with the Birmingham Federal Savings and Loan Association
1964 Town & Country pheasant
1965 Town & Country Zippo with a leaping deer
1965 T&C Zippo depicting the US Coast Guard Cutter Bark Eagle, actually known as the "Barque" Eagle, is a 295-foot (90 m) barque used as a training cutter for future officers of the United States Coast Guard. She is the only active commissioned sailing vessel in U.S. military service
1965 T&C Zippo with Grumman logo
1966 slim T&C Zippo with the image of a Santa Gertrudis Bull. It is advertising Tannehill Cattle Co. based in Monterrey California
1966 Town & Country Zippo with a Mackerel
1966 transitional Town & Country Zippo with a leaping deer
1966 transitional Town & Country Zippo with a trout
1968 transitional Town & Country Zippo with a graphic of the Joplin Globe News & Herald building
1968 transitional test sample Zippo with a trout and the reverse engraved with advertising for Toolcraft Products Inc. in Dayton Ohio
Very rare 1968 transitional Town & Country prototype Zippo with the Signs of the Zodiac
1969 transitional Town & Country moon lander Zippo commemorating the first time man walked on the moon. Has rare Neil Armstrong quote engraved on the lid. The Moon Lander Zippo is considered one of the last Town & Country Zippo produced
This is a rare 1969 T&C Zippo with the image of George Blaisdell, the founder of Zippo Manufacturing Co.
1969 slim Zippo with the classic lily pond design rarely seen on a slim Zippo
1968 slim T&C process Zippo for Jefferson Foundry Co, Birmingham Alabama
1970 T&C slim Zippo for Casino D'Istanbul

2000 Zippo which is one in a series which are engraved with images of classic Zippos., The one show here replicates a T&C wood grain box and the lily pond image