A beautiful apricot-colored insulated bottle featuring the word “Carentan” and the 101st Airborne Division insignia.
Contents: 500ml.
D-Day June 6 apricot Insulated Bottle – 500 ml Stainless Steel Thermal Flask | Official Normandy Souvenir
Take a piece of Normandy history with you with this D-Day June 6 apricot insulated bottle. Inspired by the legacy of the Normandy Landings, its distinctive design features the inscription Carentan – Landing 1944 – D-Day June 6, turning an everyday essential into a meaningful keepsake.
With its elegant apricot finish and stainless steel construction, this 500 ml thermal flask is designed for everyday use — whether at work, while travelling, outdoors, or during your daily routine. Practical and reusable, it also makes an original Normandy souvenir for visitors and military history enthusiasts.
Specifications
Capacity: 500 ml Material: Stainless steel Color: apricot
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