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Creator: Shreve
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"The Classic Lighter" Brass
Leather Jumbo Tabletop Lighter
By Shreve
Co.
Located in Van Nuys, CA
Solid Brass tabletop "The Classic Lighter" made in England by Shreve & Co with brown leather-wrapped body. This vintage 1950s lighter features a jumbo-si...
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1950s British Vintage Shreve Co. More Furniture and Collectibles
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Bronze
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