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Lot of 7 vintage collectible lighters.
1°: Vintage desktop gas lighter by Martin Regal (produced circa in the 1970s), with a flint to replace. Dimensions: 8x5.5x2
S ⇄ L (Flame height adjustment): The screw on top adjusts the flame height. Turning toward S (Small) lowers the flame; turning toward L (Large) raises the flame.
FLINT (Flint): Under this screw is housed the tube with the spring that pushes the flint against the serrated wheel to generate a spark. When the lighter no longer sparks (as in this case), you need to unscrew this cap to insert a new universal flint.
FILL (Refill): It is the inlet valve for fuel. By unscrewing the metal shield (if present or integrated into the screw itself) you access the nozzle where the butane gas canister is inserted.
2°: Vintage pocket lighter, gas/benzine, made of stamped brass or zamac with an antique bronze/copper patina finish. It is part of a collection of biker or western style lighters very popular in the 1980s. Flint functioning. Dimensions: 5x3x1.5
3°: Vintage Kingstar Venus gas lighter, characterized by a slim rectangular body, a gilded gold finish with a finely engraved surface, and a lateral serrated ignition roller. Primarily from the 1970s. Gold-plated surface with finely incised work. Gas butane refillable, flint ignition via roller. The design strongly echoes the iconic luxury lighters of the era, such as the famous Rollagas models by Dunhill. Flint functioning. Dimensions: 6x2x1
4°: Vintage desk lighter in the shape of a ship, made of metal (usually brass or patinated zamac). When you flip the object, on the bottom of the hull there are screws to insert the flint and a valve for refilling butane gas (or the tank for gasoline, depending on the exact production era). Often these lighters were produced in Japan or Europe between the 1950s and 1970s as collectible items, tourist souvenirs, or promotional gadgets for shipping companies. Flint functioning. Dimensions: 9x4x2
5°: Vintage pocket lighter, with a metallic and retro design reminiscent of the structure and mechanisms of historic Austrian trench/collectible lighters, similar to models produced by Imco or Thorens. With side-front lights. Working. Dimensions: 7x3.5x1.5
6°: Collectible cigar-shaped lighter faithfully replicating the appearance of a Cuban cigar with the ring (paper band). This specific model features graphics inspired by the famous Cohiba Habana brand. The top (the head of the cigar) doubles as a snap-on cap to reveal the ignition mechanism. In excellent condition (refillable).
Dimensions: 8.5x1.5x1
7°: Vintage rechargeable lighter from the CIAO brand, produced in the early 2000s and part of a collectible series with graphics dedicated to Dylan Dog, the famous Sergio Bonelli Editore comic character. In excellent working condition (needs a refill).
Dimensions: 8x2.5x1
Shipping with Poste Italiane.
Lot of 7 vintage collectible lighters.
1°: Vintage desktop gas lighter by Martin Regal (produced circa in the 1970s), with a flint to replace. Dimensions: 8x5.5x2
S ⇄ L (Flame height adjustment): The screw on top adjusts the flame height. Turning toward S (Small) lowers the flame; turning toward L (Large) raises the flame.
FLINT (Flint): Under this screw is housed the tube with the spring that pushes the flint against the serrated wheel to generate a spark. When the lighter no longer sparks (as in this case), you need to unscrew this cap to insert a new universal flint.
FILL (Refill): It is the inlet valve for fuel. By unscrewing the metal shield (if present or integrated into the screw itself) you access the nozzle where the butane gas canister is inserted.
2°: Vintage pocket lighter, gas/benzine, made of stamped brass or zamac with an antique bronze/copper patina finish. It is part of a collection of biker or western style lighters very popular in the 1980s. Flint functioning. Dimensions: 5x3x1.5
3°: Vintage Kingstar Venus gas lighter, characterized by a slim rectangular body, a gilded gold finish with a finely engraved surface, and a lateral serrated ignition roller. Primarily from the 1970s. Gold-plated surface with finely incised work. Gas butane refillable, flint ignition via roller. The design strongly echoes the iconic luxury lighters of the era, such as the famous Rollagas models by Dunhill. Flint functioning. Dimensions: 6x2x1
4°: Vintage desk lighter in the shape of a ship, made of metal (usually brass or patinated zamac). When you flip the object, on the bottom of the hull there are screws to insert the flint and a valve for refilling butane gas (or the tank for gasoline, depending on the exact production era). Often these lighters were produced in Japan or Europe between the 1950s and 1970s as collectible items, tourist souvenirs, or promotional gadgets for shipping companies. Flint functioning. Dimensions: 9x4x2
5°: Vintage pocket lighter, with a metallic and retro design reminiscent of the structure and mechanisms of historic Austrian trench/collectible lighters, similar to models produced by Imco or Thorens. With side-front lights. Working. Dimensions: 7x3.5x1.5
6°: Collectible cigar-shaped lighter faithfully replicating the appearance of a Cuban cigar with the ring (paper band). This specific model features graphics inspired by the famous Cohiba Habana brand. The top (the head of the cigar) doubles as a snap-on cap to reveal the ignition mechanism. In excellent condition (refillable).
Dimensions: 8.5x1.5x1
7°: Vintage rechargeable lighter from the CIAO brand, produced in the early 2000s and part of a collectible series with graphics dedicated to Dylan Dog, the famous Sergio Bonelli Editore comic character. In excellent working condition (needs a refill).
Dimensions: 8x2.5x1
Shipping with Poste Italiane.
