The Parkside Black Storm Lighter is a traditional cigarette lighter with a sleek black design. With the Parkside brand known for quality and durability, this lighter is perfect for smokers looking for a reliable and stylish accessory. Made from quality materials, this lighter is sure to last and provide a convenient way to light your cigarettes with ease.
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Parkside Fan Edition Storm Lighter - Black Green Or White Storm Lighter / Weatherproof, strong flame Refillable
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The Parkside Green Storm Lighter is a stylish and practical cigarette lighter that is perfect for smokers looking for convenience and reliability. Its weatherproof design ensures that it can be used in all conditions, while its refillable feature means that you can always have a ready-to-use lighter on hand. The sleek green colour and durable plastic material make it a stylish accessory that is both functional and long-lasting. Ideal for outdoor activities or for everyday use, the Parkside Green Storm Lighter is a must-have for any smoker.
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Genuine Zippo - Windproof with its trademark "click" quality sound Made in USA Brand new lighter with brand new box Returns accepted Fast and free delivery
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The Parkside White Storm Lighter is a sleek and modern cigarette lighter from the brand Parkside. Crafted from durable plastic, this lighter features a stylish white design, making it a stylish addition to any collection or smoking supplies. With its reliable functionality and elegant design, the Parkside White Storm Lighter is a practical and stylish choice for any smoker.
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Old APONS petrol lighter / storm lighter. Mass: Height: 6.4cm Condition : used -- with slight signs of age and wear -- untested! Please contact me questions. You have a right of return! .
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[Excellent] Excellent condition - used before but little signs of wear and tear. [Poor] Poor condition - many signs of wear and tear. [Fair] Fair condition - visible wear and tear.
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Austrian lighters from this era were known for their robust engineering, often exported to the UK and beyond. Date/Era: Mid-20th century, specifically dating to around the 1940s based on collector identifications of similar squeeze-style Austrian lighters.
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