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ErichPryde
·I wasn’t a cut my plug on a hand made leather mat with my oiled beard and $2k work boots
Dunhill Table Clock Lighter
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Pastorbottle
·I have a couple of Dunhill ciggy lighters, Dad always had one, and I always loved how they were so beautifully made.
Even though I don’t smoke ( never took it up) I use them all the time, whenever I need the secret of fire.
It makes for a pretty stylish way to light the oxy acetylene torch!
I rebuilt them both as you can still get the parts.
Here they are with dad’s old cigar box, which I use the store small odds n’ ends like dad’s Omega stopwatches etc.
Which I s’pose now I’ll need to post pix of those too now
Even though I don’t smoke ( never took it up) I use them all the time, whenever I need the secret of fire.
It makes for a pretty stylish way to light the oxy acetylene torch!
I rebuilt them both as you can still get the parts.
Here they are with dad’s old cigar box, which I use the store small odds n’ ends like dad’s Omega stopwatches etc.
Which I s’pose now I’ll need to post pix of those too now
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JwRosenthal
·I have a couple of Dunhill ciggy lighters, Dad always had one, and I always loved how they were so beautifully made.
Even though I don’t smoke ( never took it up) I use them all the time, whenever I need the secret of fire.
It makes for a pretty stylish way to light the oxy acetylene torch!
I rebuilt them both as you can still get the parts.
Here they are with dad’s old cigar box, which I use the store small odds n’ ends like dad’s Omega stopwatches etc.
Which I s’pose now I’ll need to post pix of those too now
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Mam
·That's pretty neat. Back when I was into pipe tobacco I owned a couple of Dunhill Amber root pipes. They were pretty easy to trade off, Dunhill pipes are a lot like Rolex watches.
