Vintage Cigarette Lighters

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Lighters: #-A Ac Ami B Bowers Br Camel, etc. C Ch Cl Co Com Cor D Dunhill E F Evans G H I-J K Ke L M Maj Mas Mete N Negbaur O MIOJ P Pak Pe Po-Q R-Ri Ro-Rv Ronson S Se Str Sup T Thorens U-We Wh-Z Unbranded Ashtrays Collections Misc Items PLEASE NOTE: Some enlargements may require scrolling to see the whole image.
Daltis
Daltis Table Lighter
	HcL-0AE Very similar to The Executive lighter - but slightly larger and 2 ounces heavier	BLL-0AF c. 1960 Another View
Dalton Canada
Dalton Aluminum Block Lighter HML-0CF Another View
Darel
Darel Aluminum Lighter Very nice aluminum lighter covered with an irridescent paint on the body. EEL-0AD Another View Another View
Davis & Heaps Birmingham, England - maker & predecessor of MOSDA
Davis & Heaps Wheel Lighter Identical to the KW wheel lighter - liquid tank and all. FOL-0A0 Another View Another View
DAX Lighter Co. 95 Springfield Ave., Springfield, NJ 07081
DAX Rechargeable Lighter c. 1966. The lighter came with 3 covers that could be slipped on to change the look of the lighter. The recharger unit has an output of about 1.7v DC and plugs into a regular 110v AC outlet. BCL-00G Another View Another View Another View Another View Another View Another View
DeJUR
DeJUR Electric Lighter / Fumalux FL400 Marketed under several different names including Ohm, Magna-Lux, and FumaLux. Uses proprietary 2V battery to power light and heating coil that ignites wick. Late 1950s. GUL-00F Another View Another View
Delite England
Delite Aluminum Block Lighter c. late 1940s GIL-0AI Another View
De Luxe Canada
De Luxe Aluminum Block Lighter c. late 1940s
	CHM-00F Another View	GEL-0BC Another View
Demley
Dainty Demley Lighter ISK-0CA Another View Patent
Demley Blue Star Bakelite Lift Arm Lighter There is a 5 point blue start on top of the lift arm. JAK-0AB Another View Patent
Demley Airplane Lighter c.1930 Another View Patent
Demley Automatic Lighter c. 1930 Another View Another View Patent
Derby
Derby Lighter Late1940s - Early 1950s		FJO-0AD Another View
Derby
Derby Aluminum Block Lighter Mid-1940s.
	EJO-0AI Coast Guard Another View	HQN-0AI Another View
	CZL-0BF Another View Another View	JTK-0AC Another View
Dimmer Manufacturing Co. USA
Dimmer Aluminum Tube Lighter LQK-0BA Another View
Tops Aluminum Block Lighter (Dimmer Mfg.) c. 1945
	HML-0BB Another View	Another View Another View Patent
Dorsey USA
Dorsey Aluminum Block Lighter HUL-0AD Another View
Doric England
Doric Aluminum Block Lighter
	GSN-0A0 Another View Another View	FPM-0AG 'Delta' Another View
Douglass See article: The Douglass Pocket Lighter 1926 - 1934
Douglass Automatic Pocket Lighter c. 1926 Patent



Shagreen cover
Douglass Half Size Lighter c. 1926 The "MP" initials on this lighter are said to be for Mary Pickford. Another View
Douglass Thumb Press Lighter c. late 1920s Patent Patent
The Drum Company Bristol, PA
Streamliter c. mid-1940s. Many of these aerodynamically shaped lighters were produced with a chrome finish. The steel with a flat gray finish seems to be a wartime model.
IIL-0AC c. Late 1950s Another View	HLL-0AC c. Early 1950s Another View Another View	GHL-0AI c. mid-1940s Another View Another View
Dub-L-Ite - SEE: Beacon
DuoLite Sanford Products Corp. - 3669 Olive St., St. Louis, MO
DuoLiter c. 1949-1950. Note these are 2 slightly different models - one has a "Magic Wheel" adjustment for the wick. Patent		LFK-00G
LFK-00G	IFK-0AA Another View Another View	IFK-0AA Another View Another View
Dupont - SEE: ST Dupont
Dura Light Japan
Dura Light Lighter These were made concurrently with and probably part of the 'States' series of lighters in the early 1950s.
LcK-0B0 Washington D.C. Another View	LDK-0AC Aloha Hawaii Another View	KUK-0A0 Indiana Toll Road / The Glass House Another View
CbL-0AD St. Ignace, MI / Mackinac Bridge Another View	BGL-00G Puerto Rico Another View	ASL-00F Puerto Rico Another View
Dura-Lite SEE: Rayno Manufacturing
DuRay Sales Company USA
DuRay Lighter c. 1932 Very interesting mechanism can be removed from body of lighter with a single screw for easier replacement of wick, dislodging flint, or replacing the striker wheel. IaM-0AA Patent
Dur-O-Lite Pencil Co. Melrose Park, IL
Dur-O-Liter Windproof Lighter c. early 1950s 'Target' was a trademark of Robert G Evans Co. of Kansas City, MO and the lighter dating was determined by tracing the trademark and the fact that the lighter was produced prior to use of Zip Codes. AaL-00D Another View
Dynasty Gallery 2765 16th St., San Francisco CA: "Supports and encourages small artists' studios in China since 1951"`
Chokin Art Collection - Lift Arm Butane Lighter c. late 1950s - early 1960s Another View
	BXM-0AD Another View	GWK-0AG Another View
Dzaman Gunlite Owned and operated by Gabriel Dzaman in New Hope, NJ. See the article: Dzaman Gunlite Automatic Pistol Lighter for more details.
Dzaman Gunlite Automatic Pistol Lighter 1949 through 1950s Patent Patent pg 1 Patent pg 2		JIK-0BE Another View

Lighters: #-A Ac Ami B Bowers Br Camel, etc. C Ch Cl Co Com Cor D Dunhill E F Evans G H I-J K Ke L M Maj Mas Mete N Negbaur O MIOJ P Pak Pe Po-Q R-Ri Ro-Rv Ronson S Se Str Sup T Thorens U-We Wh-Z Unbranded Ashtrays Collections Misc Items PLEASE NOTE: Some enlargements may require scrolling to see the whole image.