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This affects the lighters market and the prices tend to rise as the supply is very limited. The tendency of a clear trend is noticeable - more and more people are interested in collecting vintage lighters. Ronson De-Light Tabourette Table Lighter, 1928 Ronson Queen Anne Table Lighter, 1936-1960ĭunhill Tankard / Bumper Table Lighter, 1949Įvans & Stylebuilt Accessories, Angel, 1955 I have a fire than looks exactly like this,but mine is m.t.c. In all other respects, it's the same as the one pictured, so far as I can tell. My decanter Ronson does not say ronson on the side of the mechanism, it has a registered mark, the R in a circle, an says Ronson on the back of the mechanism. Any replies would be greatly appreciated!ĭid the Ronson Decanter table lighter come in a set of tableware? I was wondering if you have ever changed a wick in this and if so how did you do it? I see the 2 screws for fluid and the flint but no other way to get inside the lighter. It works good now but I have a feeling the wick is getting really short. I recently picked one up and had to change out the flint. Nice blog you have, found my lighter from here and learnt some interesting details off it. Oh I just saw my answer the Ronson Decanter Delux 1947-1950 I have not cleaned it in over 30 yrs either oops !
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Hi can you tell me how to change the flint in the Ronson Decanter? thanksĬan you tell me where to take this lighter to be refurbished? Is it OK to polish it? Can you tell me the year of this lighter? I have a Ronson "Decanter" with U.S.Patent 2481195 on it. So if it is common does it have any worthwhile value to it Yes, the Decanter on the picture is the most recent one and is very common. I can send you a picture but I am not sure how to go about that.įrom image here isn't the the 4th issue based on the top? Sorry it has taken so long to get back to you, I have the Decanter with the hallmark. I have a Ronson Decanter with a capital I hallmark on the bottom and I was wondered what this means.Ĭan you drop me an email with an attached photo of it?
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