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A pair of English cigarette lighters which I got in England, the wingspan is approx. 10 inches. I love this form of the lighter, being an insert. I have the American one also, where you turn the propeller and the cockpit opens with a light.
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Looks like from the patent numbers on the bottom of the piece on the right, that this jet was made in 1956, and she still sparks up !~
Those look GREAT! As soon as I can locate mine I will post it so you can tell me about it! (Lots of STUFF!!!) Those airplane lighters are COOL!!!
Thank you !~A good place to look for aeroplane lighters of course is e-bay, also.