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Signaholic
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These were produced in the 50s and they made them in a gold color as well. When I saw this one today I thought, what the heck, I don't have one so I bought it! No wear or darkness to the wick so I'm guessing NOS. There are a lot of these out there still today but finding one unused was fun I thought.
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Thanks Manikin, Michael and Trukn!
I can't believe you shagged it all the way to Ohio for this little lighter, LOL The "new" antique shop up the road from me has one of these in their case for $40 and it is far from NOS.
Woah, don't pay that Tommy, way over priced! Way too many out there and you should be able to snag one on ebay or somewhere else for a much better price than that. It always amazes me how people think just because its "Coke" it's worth a fortune.
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You're on fire, Signaholic! :)
Thanks Dave, I'm like T.O. on acid! Thanks Chevelleman!
Yeah, I won't play that " it's Coke, it's gold " game and lots of dealers up here really try to push it. I just tell them "that it's only worth just so much, and I won't pay too much"
Yes sir and if it's too good to be true, it probably is.
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Hey thank ya Bernie!
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Hey thanks Kerry!
Well I put me some lighter fluid in it and POW! FIRE
I still have the ones my mother had saved from her store in the 1950's. Phil
So much for NOS. Now it's used.
You're such a downer Ray! Cut the wick, NOS again. ;) Cool Phil
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Thanks AntiqueToys!
Ah, nicotine & caffine, my favorite combination!! REALLY!!!!
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Thank you Kerry!