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Cigarette Lighters.

dkzzzz

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I like table-top lighters on a heavy agate, jasper or malachite base. Heavy enough for me to ligt it up without so much as moving it. That is what I like.
 

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This is my daily driver, a Ronson Varaflame, medium size:
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It's like having a 1959 Cadillac in your pocket.
 

tiger02

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Is there still any connection between the Dunhill tobacco and apparel companies? And in which camp do the lighters fall?
 

LabelKing

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Originally Posted by tiger02
Is there still any connection between the Dunhill tobacco and apparel companies? And in which camp do the lighters fall?

I think the tobacco entity is separate though whether or not they are still owned by Richemont, I don't know.

The tobacco division has its own website: http://www.whitespot.co.uk/
 

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I used to buy these nice electric-starting refillable lighters in Europe, very minimalist, refillable, maybe about 8 bucks (can't recall the Euro price). I looked in a head shop here recently, and they didn't have anything like that. Anyone know if they sell those in the States? They represented a nice compromise between a disposable and a true accessory...
 

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I think a matchbook is much sexier than a lighter.
 

SoCal2NYC

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The idea of smoking is not elegant in the slightest, so that point to buy something "elegant" to use for the purpose seems moot.
 

SoCal2NYC

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Originally Posted by Lucky Strike
Our opinions differ.

Self-destruction...what style and grace!
 

dkzzzz

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Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC
Self-destruction...what style and grace!

I guess you are planning to make one very healthy corps one day?
 

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