Description
ARTIFACT: This is a Rare 1st Edition from 1932 Zippo Replica Lighter from 1988.
VINTAGE: 1988.
SIZE: Approximately 2-7/16" in height and 1-1/2" in width.
CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Brushed, chrome-plated brass, cotton wick, steel
ATTACHMENT: To be carried in your pocket to light up your smokes.
MARKINGS:
"ZIPPO MFG. CO. BRADFORD,PA. ORIGINAL 1932 REPRICA ZIPPO PAT. PENDING MADE IN U.S.A."
ITEM NOTES: This is from a Zippo Lighter Collection which we will be listing more of over the coming months. MIX19 LBFEX03/02/21
CONDITION: 8+ (Excellent): The zippo shows minor wear, and original zippo sticker is on, zippo body shows wonderful condition!!
GUARANTEE: As with all my artifacts, this piece is guaranteed to be original, as described.
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