Vintage Cigarette Lighters

& Ashtrays, too!

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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.
Nano Austria
Nano 'Trench Style' Lighter LdK-00E Another View
Napier Co. Meriden, CT
Napier Lift Arm Lighter Sterling enamel versions c. 1930

Napier "The Surefire Lighter" c. mid-1920s CKL-0BI Another View
Nasco
Nasco Lift Arm Lighter ICK-0AC Another View
LKK-0BD Late 1920s - Ostrich Another View	IRK-0AA-S Late 1920s	ICK-0AC Late 1920s Another View
Nasco Bijou Lift Arm Lighter Late 1920s
Nasco Miniature Lift Arm Lighter This lighter was made in Occupied Japan for Nasco c. late 1940s. IcK-0AA Another View
Nasco Lift Arm Table Lighter This is a wonderful, classic Art Deco design lighter cast in a pewter-like metal. c. late 1920s BEL-0BH Another View
Nasco Aluminum Lighter c. late 1940s EPL-0AE Another View
Nassau
Nassau Push Button Lighter c. 1911 Another View Patent



National Japan
National Automatic Lighter CMN-00G
Navigare Necesse Est - Authentic Models China, Taiwan & Hong Kong
Authentic Models WWI Army & Navy Lighter These lighters with a mermaid-like insignia on them were put out in the 1990s as a replica - though the packaging stretched the point a bit: "The legendary Trench-ighter. Fashioned out of spent bullet casings, By the Men on the battlefields of W.W.I. A faithful replica. Solid brass. Rugged. Dependable. A true classic." Some boxes are marked "Authentic Models - Holland" ADL-0A0 Another View Another View Another View Another View
Neco (Northern Engineering Nompany) Milwaukee, WI
Neco Flick Aluminum Lighter Far more decorative than most other aluminum block lighters. c. 1946. KHK-0BD Another View Another View
Neff & Co. New York, NY
Neff Case Lighter Many Brown & Bigelow lighters had inserts marked "Neff & Co." AaM-0BG Another View Another View
Neldun USA
Neldun Lipstick Lighter Attractive, small aluminum case lipstick tube lighter. AOL-0AB Another View
Nesor-Rosen Rosen Enterprises - 175 5th Avenue, NY 10, NY New York, Los Angeles, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Korea - Lighters made in Japan
Nesor-Rosen Automatic Lighter c. late 1950s FWM-0AD Another View
Nesor Windproof Lighter Nesor made many comic style lighters in the mid-1960s such as these. The also made striker lighters with comics on them. Store Display
		Another View
Netop SEE: Saacke Schmidt & Co
Neverfail Hungary
Neverfail Thumb Action Lighter c. 1920s-1930s The Neverfail lighters were very similar to Imco models. BAM-0AD Another View Another View
Neverfail Slide Sleeve Lighter c. 1920s-1930s The Neverfail lighters were very similar to Imco models. The IMCO patent number is found on some of these - they used the Imco patent. BDM-0CB Another View
New Method
New Method Self-Starting (Catalytic) Lighter From the early 1930s KHK-0BG Another View Store Display See: Making Catalytic Lighters Work
New Star
New Star Automatic Super Lighter Mexico Sates series lighter from the 1950s CYM-00G Another View
Nimrod
Nimrod Pipe Lighter From 1946 through the 1960s. Since the style never changed much and there is little record of those changes, it is nearly impossible to date these unless one is found with "Patent Pending" on it - since the patent wasn't issued the lighter would be dated pre-December, 1946. Patent Patent
AQM--0BD c. 1946 'Patent Pending' Another View Another View	Windproof c. 1945 'Patent Pending' Another View	HVK-0AA Executive Another View Another View Another View
Nimrod Commander Pipe Lighter c. early 1960s. The oatent number on the base of these is the same as for the pipe lighter - despite the radical difference in the lighters.
	KFK-0AG Another View	JWK-00G-S Another View
Nordad
Nordad Aluminum Block Lighter This company went a bit overboard on drilling holes in this uniquely shaped lighter. There are 2 holes for filling in the bottom and one on the front - and it has a spare flint capsule on it - something seldom seen in aluminum block lighters. c. late 1940s - early 1950s
	IHM-00H Another View	LVK-00E Another View
Novitas Sales Co. Waltham, Massachusetts
Novitas Sales Co. Wheel Lighter c. 1919 This lighter was constructed a bit differently and originally intended to operate with alcohol as the fuel which was lit by a spark. LOK-0BC Another View
Novitas Zipp-It Wall Striker Lighter c. 1912 Another View Another View Another View
Nu-Line Manufacturing Co. Chicago, IL
Nu-Line Aluminum Block Lighter HDM-0B0 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.