Street Brass Classic Pocket Lighter

So many memories from such a simple but brilliant smoking accessory

Great lighter old school great reliability

I love the brushed brass metal and the lighter works very well. Ideal for camping and feels like it'll last a lifetime. I like how the sides are polished and the face is brushed, it's a lovely design. Easy to refill like all Zippos. It has a few tiny scratches now but it really does not impact the overall look. The lighter has needed refilling a few times so it does seem to be quite thirsty for lighter fluid, but I don't mind.

I love this Zippo with Classic Vintage Design and the Classic 1935 replica with zippo authentic lifetime guarantee from zippo in the USA this is a must have for any collection or the their authentic sound of the clicking when opening and closing the lighter brilliant absolutely brilliant I couldn’t be more happy thank you once again great purchase for a great price leaves one happy Customer not to mention the retro look at the top and bottom of the lighter with the lines or slashes this look takes me back to 1935 thank you .

Great item

Zippo Armor - Tumbled Brass. I left this review until I'd had it for a year - well, who wants to read "Recieved new Zippo today. At last I can smoke". It's a typical Zippo (I have a few) - it lights first time just about every time and the lifetime guarantee, in this case, really does mean it will be around when I'm gone. After a year in my pocket I would describe the finish now as "Brass" rather than "Tumbled Brass", but I do like the extra weight of the Armor models. (It's a small thing, no doubt, but I no longer worry so much about snipers shooting me in the trouser pocket area). And the lighter insert doesn't have a solid brass chimney either - opening and closing the lid with soon reveal the steel underneath. To me, neither of these are a problem - if you want it to always look pristine in a collection, you don't use it anyway. The other thing I like is that a few of the, almost compulsory, Zippo Tricks are a little easier with the heavier model. Because that's what else Zippos are for. It starts with the lid open/spark up with one fast and fluid movement of the thumb (and not forgetting the Reservoir Dogs finger-snap that Harvey Keitel almost does..); through the intermediate level with "steal the flame away with thumb and forefinger then snap those same fingers together in the air to make the flame magically reappear" (still not too difficult but can involve minor burns at first); all the way to the spinning, flying, death defying feats of wizardy practiced by the experienced Zippo user with altogether too much time on his hands. Practice in secret then, from time to time, perform one in a cool and casual way when you know it will be seen and you're laughing. (NB laughing in a cool and casual way, of course. This also takes practice. Conversely, if you get the trick wrong - especially in ways that conclude with a flying, spinning "Zippo Of Death" plopping loudly into your drink - at least everyone else gets a laugh. You will be going home alone again, of course. But it won't be the Zippo that let you down). Zippos do dry up after two or three weeks, even if you don't use them, and the wicks don't last forever - especially if you like to trim them from time to time to keep the flame at it's best. (That's a given though - I also keep a pack of spare flints zipped up in my jacket and a little fuel canister clipped to my keyring for emergencies.) But they will light in anything short of a gale (I've often wondered if Zippo really did lobby for the smoking ban). And there's something reassuring about the characteristic sound of a Zippo click and the plain simple engineering that goes with it. A reminder of days gone by when customer reviews were entirely unnecessary because things just, well, worked...

Bought this zippo and it came within the week, so fairly efficient delivery, no problems with the actual mechanics of it, perfect lighter. Only problem I would say would be the fact that it runs out of gas very quickly, and when you get one, everyone wants a good at flicking it, so it needs refilling quite a lot, and obviously you can't tell how close it is to being empty. So if you find having a lighter is a necessity, I'd always keep a spare one with me, just in case this one runs out of fuel, though fortunately it is quite cheap to buy, I picked up a fuel bottle, wicks and flits for about £3 off amazon. Looks great, doesn't say "zippo" on it other than on the bottom, but has got "solid brass" written across it near the top. However, it gets scratches quite easily as well as starts to lose its shine, so if you want it looking perfect, I'd recommend buying some polish at the same time.

Really good price.very happy.

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yup. got it as good as it is

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Lieferung war gut. Leider war das Feuerzeug leer und hatte Kratzer. Trotzdem ist es schön, klassisches hochwertiges Zippo. Update: ich habe jetzt vom Kundendienst erfahren dass die Feuerzeuge aus Sicherheitsgründen immer leer versendet werden. Man muss das Gas extra kaufen.