Lot of 5 Vintage Lighters for Collection (1950s-1970s) – Authentic Advertising and Ornamental Pieces Description: I am selling a special lot consisting of 5 vintage mechanical gasoline lighters, authentic collector's pieces manufactured during the 1950s–1970s in Japan and West Germany. They are ideal pieces for collectors, enthusiasts of historical promotional items or for retro decoration. The lighters work on the classic principle with a wick, a cotton tank and a flint stone. Lot details (from top to bottom, according to the image): “Raiffeisen” Advertising Lighter (Brand: Krone, Japan) Design: Metal housing covered in dark green eco-leather, with chrome finishes. Engraved with the cursive logo of the Austrian bank Raiffeisen. Condition: Very good aesthetic appearance, clean chrome and straight housing. Dual Advertising Lighter "Wynn's / C.F.E.C." (Japan) Design: A rare piece with promotional graphics on both sides. The front features the logo of the Wynn's car additive brand (yellow background), while the back retains the original label of the French company C.F.E.C. Asnières (mentioning the historical department of Seine, abolished in 1968). Condition: Complete piece, in a remarkable state of preservation. The cotton wick is perfectly clean, white and long. Rowenta Snip Lighter "Siemens" (West Germany) Design: Iconic model of high German quality. Textured silver metal casing (non-slip geometric pattern) bearing the old two-letter "S" emblem of the industrial giant Siemens. Condition: Retains the original thick cotton wick and presents an authentic patina of time that confirms its originality. Filigree Ornamental Lighter "Super De Luxe" (Japan) Design: A unique baroque model, fully decorated in relief with geometric and floral motifs (Fleur-de-Lys style). The silver metal has a dark patina in grooves that highlights the 3D pattern. Condition: Solid structure and clean base with two large screws for the spring and power. Advertising Lighter "Fred Hurley Amusements Inc." (Japan) Design: Golden brass case, dedicated to a historic jukebox company in Newville, Pennsylvania. The left side depicts a retro jukebox in bright colors, the enamel having a fine network of aging cracks (crazing). Additional information: The lighters are sold exactly in the aesthetic condition reflected in the photos. For safety reasons during transport, the lighters are delivered unloaded (without gasoline).