Archive of category "USA"

Marathon liftarm, 1945

Name: Marathon
Type: Oil Lighters
Material: copper, brass, leather
Year: 1940
Country: United States
Approximate cost: $ 200-300

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Scripto Vu-Lighter, 1950

Manufacturer: Scripto Inc.
Title: Scripto Vu-Lighter
Type: Oil Lighters
Material: plastic and brass
Release year: 1950
Country: United States
Average price: $ 20-70

Lighter Scripto was one of the first plastic lighters, and it allows you to visually assess the amount of remaining fuel in it. Its mechanism is equipped with a system swap fuel to the wick, for this is a special button on the side of the lighter, and the wick itself was not constantly immersed in the fuel chamber. Such a mechanism virtually eliminates evaporation of gasoline, as in ordinary lighters where the wick was inserted directly into the fuel tank. Scripto - absolute champion of the tightness of petrol lighters that even now it is possible to find instances in which the 50-60 years remained petrol in the fuel chamber.

14.03.2010 Tags: , Categories: 1950 , Scripto , USA 22 comments (-ev)

Matawan, 1940

Manufacturer: Matawan Lighter Co.
Title: Matawan
Type: Oil Lighters
Material: aluminum, brass
Release year: 1940
Country: United States
Average price: $ 20-50

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Proctor, 1930

Manufacturer: Proctor's Products
Title: Proctor
Type: Oil Lighters
Material: Brass
Year: 1930
Country: United States
Average price: $ 20-40

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Ronson Ramaspin, 1945-1946

Manufacturer: Art Metal Works
Name: Rama-Spin
Type: Oil Lighters
Material: copper, brass
Release year: 1945
Country: United States
Approximate cost: $ 40-100

This model - one of the most mysterious in the line of gasoline Ronson mid-20th century. It was invented and patented by the designer of Art Metal Works Kaupmannom Frederick in 1945, and legend says that this is why this model is not bears the name «Ronson» - as all other models of the time were invented and patented by Louis Aronson. I know of two kinds of Rama-Spin, one released to obtain a patent, it is obvious in 1945 or early 1946, and the other after, and on the bottom has the patent number D145218. These models are not only inscribed on the bottom, including the designation of the manufacturer, but also other small construction details. Photos supplied in pairs: the old (before 1946) and new (1946 and later) model.

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Daltis, 1930

Title: Daltis
Type: board gasoline lighter
Material: copper, brass, enamel
Year: 1930
Country: United States
Average price: $ 40-80

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Bowers Army-Navy, 1942

Title: Bowers Army-Navy
Type: gasoline glow lighter
Material: brass, steel
Year: 1942
Country: United States
Average price: $ 25-40

Bowers Army-Navy, 1942

28.02.2010 Tags: Topics: 1940 , Bowers , United States 8 comment (-ev)

Stratoflame, 1950

Title: Stratoflame
Type: gas lighter with a removable gas tank
Material: Brass
Release year: 1950
Country: United States
Approximate cost: $ 15-100

One of the first models of gas lighters, equipped with a replaceable gas tank.

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Bowers №15, 1961

Manufacturer: Bowers Mfg Co
Title: Bowers №15
Type: board gasoline lighter
Material: copper-zinc alloy
Release year: 1961
Country: United States
Average price: $ 30-60

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Warner 128 1940

Manufacturer: Warner Speciality Co.
Name: Warner, model 128
Type: Oil Lighters
Material: Aluminum
Year: 1940
Country: United States
Average price: $ 15-30

This cigarette lighter is released during the Second World War, as indicated by the inscription on the box: «OPA Ceiling $ 3.66". OPA - it's Office of Price Administration , the American government organization established in 1941, whose task was adjusted market prices of essential commodities in the war. The inscription on the box means the maximum price (ceiling), for which it could be sold in the shop.

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Segalock, 1930

Title: Segalock
Type: Oil Lighters
Material: Copper
Year: 1930
Country: United States
Average price: $ 20-50

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Parr utility lighter, 1940

Manufacturer: Parr Mfg Co
Name: Parr utility lighter
Type: Oil Lighters
Material: Copper
Year: 1940
Country: United States
Average price: $ 10-25

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Knapp lift arm, 1920

Name: Knapp
Type: Oil Lighters
Year: 1920
Country: United States
Average price: $ 25-50

American Lighter Knapp classical construction lift-arm. Produced around the 1920s. On its early origins says header from the instruction «How to change the cerium (flint)» - while for invented in 1909 flint not always stick strictly with the word "flint" and then he called the "old way." Lighters Knapp often results in the skin, but in many instances it has not survived to the present day. Inventor Raymond S.Knapp received several patents for their lighters in the late 1920s.

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Gorham / United, 1955

Manufacturer: United Findings Inc.
Title: United / Gorham
Type: automatic table lighter gasoline
Material: brass, silver
Release year: 1955
Country: United States
Approximate cost: $ 30-100

The very mechanism of this lighter promoted by United Findings Inc., which produced table lighter of similar design in a variety of designs coasters. This lighter has a silver cup as a stand firm Gorham - the famous American producer silverware, silverware and various jewelry, for lighters, in general, has no direct relationship :)

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Bowers Storm Master №4, 1940

Title: Bowers Storm Master №4
Type: Oil Lighters
Material: Brass
Year: 1940
Country: United States
Average price: $ 15-40

This is one of the most popular models Bowers 1940s, produced a huge circulation for the time (a few thousand copies a day). Its design was simplified to the limit, in particular, it is generally no wick - its role has been felt around the wheel, which burned the whole, being drenched with gasoline. Dressed she simply pouring gasoline straight from the top.

23.01.2010 Tags: Topics: 1940 , Bowers , United States 6 comment (-ev)