Vintage Cigarette Lighters

Lighters

Pak-A-Lite

Edison Mfg. Co., 50 Tobey St., Providence, RI

Pac-A-Lite Cigarette Case and Lighter

c. 1957 Slips into the celophane surrounding a soft pack of cigarettes with the lighter section over the top of the pack. The top part flips open to allow access to the pack.
DDM-0AC

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Pak-Liter Co., Inc.

1045 Airport Blvd., San Francisco, CA

Valet Pak-Lighter

From late 1950s - early 1960s. This lighter fits into the paper cigarette pack - outside the foil liner and inside the paper wrapping - and is right there to light your cigarette! The whole top of the pack is removed; the tube holding the flint and petrol takes the space of a single cigarette; the top slides open to allow removal of other cigarettes; see photos for details.
LFK-0AE

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Paragon Products

Toledo, Ohio

'Metro' Aluminum Block Lighter

KaN-0AE

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Park

Japan

Park Niagara Falls Canada States Series Lighter

c. mid-1950s

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Park Sherman / Park Industries

Springfield, IL / Murfreesboro, TN

Park Sherman 18K Gold Plate Lift Arm Lighter

Park (UL) Utility Lighter

EZL-0AB

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Park Windproof Slip Lighter

HQK-0AH

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Park Windproof Lighter

These lighters were made primarily in the 1950s - 1960s. While they are the same as the 'Storm King', they are not marked 'Storm King'. These lighters are marked as being produced in Murfreesboro, Tennessee by Park Industries - so this would put production likely in 1960 or so after Park Sherman was purchased by Ketcham & McDougal and moved from Springfield, IL.

Park Windproof Lighter

These lighters were made primarily in the 1940s. marked as Park - Sherman, Springfield, IL.

Park Sherman Storm King Lighter

c. late 1950s. These lighters were made primarily in the 1950s - 1960s. This lighter is marked Park-Sherman and as being produced in Springfield, IL - so this would put production likely prior to 1960 when Park Sherman was purchased by Ketcham & McDougal and moved from Springfield, IL.

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Park Sherman Storm King Lighter

These lighters were made primarily in the 1950s - 1960s. These lighters are marked as being produced in Murfreesboro, Tennessee by Park Industries - so this would put production likely in 1960 or so after Park Sherman was purchased by Ketcham & McDougal and moved from Springfield, IL.

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Park Storm King Women's Lighter

c. 1960 This lighter is marked as being produced in Murfreesboro, Tennessee by Park Industries - so this would put production likely in 1960 or so after Park Sherman was purchased by Ketcham & McDougal and moved from Springfield, IL.
HXK-0A0

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Park Sherman Storm Queen Lighter w/ Cigarette Case

c. 1950s This lighter set is marked Park-Sherman and as being produced in Springfield, IL - so this would put production likely prior to 1960 when Park Sherman was purchased by Ketcham & McDougal and moved from Springfield, IL.

HYK-0BC

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ParkRogers

ParkRogers Lighter

1931 On the bottom of the lighter: "Lights In The Wind" Push-button on front opens lighter and activates spark wheel so it is a single motion light.
EWL-0CB

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Parker Beacon / Parker (of London)

Silent Flame Table Lighter - Gold Plated

c. mid-1930s. Parker and Dunhill made essentially the same silent flame lighters - with very slight differences in the figures. Operating instructions:
HZK-0DG

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Parker Trophy Table Lighter

c. 1950

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Parker Beacon Lift Arm - "The Efficient Lighter"

c. early 1920s  
KbK-0AG

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Parker Cube Piezoelectric Table Lighter

CEL-00G

Parker Service Lighter

1940s - WW2  
FRL-00I

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Parker Compact Lighter

c. 1939 Same lighter and same patent made also as Allbright and Plaza 

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Parker Roller Beacon Lift Arm Lighter

c. mid-1930s 

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Parker Table Lighter

c. 1947

Parker (Pen Co.)

Parker Flaminaire Butane Lighter

This is the same design and model as the Flaminaire (brand) Crillion (model name). Additional views show how the lighter is dismantled to replace flint or fuel tank. c. 1951
HZK-0B0

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Partner

Partner Pistol Lighter

LZK-0AD

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