Vintage Cigarette Lighters

Negbaur Lighters

Negbaur

Negbaur Bull Dog Lighter

c. 1930s

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Negbaur Chess-Lighter

mid-1940s Oddly, the lighter in the Rook is substantially larger than the one in the Knight. Only Rooks and Knights were made; there was no set of pieces.

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Negbaur Constellation Pen Lighter

c. early 1950s
JFK-0AG

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Negbaur Dome Lighter

c. 1938.

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Negbaur Eagle Lighter

c. 1940. This lighter is filled by removing the flint holder and filling through the hole where it was; flint is replaced by the removal of the flint holder / spark wheel assembly, as well.

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Negbaur Golf Bag Table Lighter

Produced between 1940-1949
KNK-0B0

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Negbaur Table Lighter Insert

c. 1945 - this is the lighter insert for a cannon table lighter
IKK-0C0

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Negbaur Cannon Table Lighter

c. 1942 This was sold as the All American Cannon Lighter - Reproduction Of 75MM Gun
IKK-0C0

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Negbaur Mystic Torch Table Lighter

circa 1938 - While not exactly a touch tip lighter, that is essentially what this is. The touch tip has a heating coil in the wand; this lighter has the heating coil inside the lighter where the wand is touched. The lighter operates on two "C" size batteries and when the wand is inserted in the slot it makes a circuit which heats the element and, in turn, lights the wick on the wand. This lighter still had the old, original General Dry Batteries, advertised as "World's Finest Flashlight Battery", and I'm inclined to agree after seeing the excellent condition of these batteries after nearly 70 years! No leakage or corrosion!
LBK-0AB

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Negbaur Knight Table Lighter

c. 1950

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Negbaur Sure Shot Comet Tube Lighter

c. mid-1940s. The insert for this lighter was clearly made by Negbaur; it is not clear whether the lighter was made and marketed by Negbaur. Negbaur made the inserts for many lighters sold by other companies.
IdK-0AI

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Negbaur Figural Cigar Lighter

c. 1940

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Negbaur Slide Sleeve Lighter

Very like the Imco lighters and Bowers lighters, this was made in Japan - most likely in the early 1950s.
KML-00G

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Negbaur Watch Lighter

c. 1950 Made in Japan for Negbaur

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Negbaur Table Lighters