Smoking & Tobacco Related Artifacts

ARTIFACT: Stunning 1950's Pepsi Cola Bottle Lighter in anodized aluminum and decal labels in minty condition. The lighter portion is tucked inside the bottom of the Cola bottle (See photo). The...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1950s Rothco lighter for the United States Army Quartermaster School at Fort Lee, Virginia. The front of the lighter has an enameled crest and reads HONOR GRADUATE beneath...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa late 1950s cigarette lighter for the Matson Lines S.S. Lurline. Established in 1926 with the purchase of Oceanic Steamship Company, Matson ran routes all over the Pacific...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa Korean War full-size Japanese-made lighter for the United States Air Force Security Service 15th Radio Squadron Mobile. The front of the lighter has a medallion featuring a...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1950 World War II United States Army armored car/tank figural table lighter. To strike the lighter, push down or pull back on the antennae. Because of the lighter's age, one...

ARTIFACT: This is a wonderful World War II cigarette PX (post exchange) lighter. It was personalized by a soldier with the United States Army 9th Coast Artillery Harbor Defenses of Boston, who...

ARTIFACT: Great Deco 1930's – 1940's Lido Eclydo lighter with working 17-jewel Veris watch. The blue and black painted chrome features a plate with the initials: "J. C. R." and a time-piece that...

ARTIFACT: Discovered recently in New Hampshire, this great Ronson "GI" lighter from World War II originally belonged to American Red Cross (ARC) nurse Anne Poteat. The lighter has Anne's full name...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa World War II United States Army "PX" GI service lighter by Dunhill. The lighter is painted brown and has a slim striking surface on either side near the main cylinder...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II "issue" lighter by Park, customized, plated and engraved for United States Navy officers stationed in Italy during 1944 and 194This lighter is named to N. Cacavas...

ARTIFACT: Great WWII GI Lighter in wartime aluminum with black krackle paint by Matawan Lighter Co. Inc., New York, NY. The insert reads: "WINDY" along the top near the flame cage and the side reads:...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare sterling silver "Windproof Foxhole" lighter with its original directions by Dunhill of London. The lighter is activated by pulling up on the ball to expose a bit of the cloth...