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Posted 2 years ago
SarahK
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Hello! Trying to learn a little more about this lighter. Belonged to someone in my family and seems to be older than some of the ones I can find on line. Mostly the bottom is different from some of the others. Lovely, working condition. There is a small square on the bottom with writing and an image of something with wings. The # is possibly AS8267 (can't really see!) and there is some chinese writing on the edge. Botom says ST Dupont maybe? Paris, Made in France. Thank you for looking, any details/value info would be greatly appreciated. kobersvt@hotmail.com. The relatives this came from had many nice things, mostly from Tiffany, etc. so I think this was/is a very fancy lighter. :) Thanks for reading!
Cigar LightersElectric cigar lighters were introduced and became popular in the 1920's an…
Looks like the same model as mine, although the writing on mine goes the other way and is an AAA serial number. the value would be no less than £80 but possibly more. It is probably 1960s - 70s.