Maker: ZERO Halliburton - USA
Year: 1990s
Condition Report: Excellent vintage condition. Combination lock functioning as it should (set000). Been well cared for and only lightly used. Internal lining is immaculate condition.
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Zero Halliburton, a luggage manufacturer based in the US, specialising in hard wearing aluminium cases to suit a range of needs. Much like their German competitors Rimowa, both companies have roots in manufacturing for the aviation industry, informing a clean and streamline look, defined by the two ridges than run around the perimeter of each Zero Halliburton Case.
Most notably, the company produced a case for NASA that was used to transport Moon rocks back to earth. A true testament to the quality of construction the company provides.
This version features a fully fabric lined interior with a strap for securing a laptop or documents as well as external mounting points for a shoulder strap.
Suitable for a number of practical uses in the modern world, it’ll put you one step closer to those astronaut dreams.
Maker: ZERO Halliburton - USA
Year: 1990s
Condition Report: Excellent vintage condition. Combination lock functioning as it should (set000). Been well cared for and only lightly used. Internal lining is immaculate condition.
.
Zero Halliburton, a luggage manufacturer based in the US, specialising in hard wearing aluminium cases to suit a range of needs. Much like their German competitors Rimowa, both companies have roots in manufacturing for the aviation industry, informing a clean and streamline look, defined by the two ridges than run around the perimeter of each Zero Halliburton Case.
Most notably, the company produced a case for NASA that was used to transport Moon rocks back to earth. A true testament to the quality of construction the company provides.
This version features a fully fabric lined interior with a strap for securing a laptop or documents as well as external mounting points for a shoulder strap.
Suitable for a number of practical uses in the modern world, it’ll put you one step closer to those astronaut dreams.
