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Posted 11 months ago
kerry10456
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I've been posting several watches over the last month or so,LOL. So here's something a little different for you all to view. This is a "Wind-King" lighter from my "Horde" of things. It was made by Myron Gray of New York and claims on the box, "Absolutely can't be blown out" . The other side of the box states "The more the wind blows, the better the "Wind-King" works. It does not flame or flicker." I'm hoping someone out here, will have an advert or some info as to the date of this piece. Thanks for taking the time to view this.
According to new found info, Circa early 1940's
Cigarette LightersVintage cigarette lighters are among the most popular collectibles today, b…
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