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Four Cigarette Advertising Lighters... | Tobacciana410 of 1394 |  |  |
Posted 9 months ago
Ted_Straub
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70s-80s era promotional cigarette lighters. These could be obtained by purchasing the cigarettes themselves, or as giveaways by the retailer and/or tobacco reps.
Such promos are banned in present times.
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I have 2 of the Carlton Lighters still in there original hard plastic cases they were given to me by a friend
Yes, such collectibles are fun, and with yours still being in the original packing, their desirability should be increased. You have a good friend in the one that gave you them.
I will have to take pic. and show them soon
They will be good to see!
Thanks for the love on these lighters, mustangtony!
Hi, bratjdd...I appreciate your love of these lighters!!!!
Hi, Bellin....thank you for the love of these cool lighters!!!
your very welcome Ted and these are still very cool. :)