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This blog mainly focuses on vintage wick and gas table, desk lighters manufactured in the years 1910 – 1970. For all lighters and accessories pictured in the blog, there is a comprehensive description, with dimensions, weight and values. Please see the grading standards and the value/scarcity assessment below. Apart of lighters this blog will offer also other posts containing reviews of books for collectors, vintage ads, history of main lighters corporations, interesting facts and so on. The aim of this blog is to establish a comprehensive source of vintage cigarette lighters - the best you can find ever.

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The tendency of a clear trend is noticeable - more and more people are interested in collecting vintage lighters. This affects the lighters market and the prices tend to rise as the supply is very limited. This concerns especially models made in small quantities and good quality.

The market prices of the described table lighters are constantly monitored and brought up to date which means this blog offers you the best idea of the estimated price for you lighters. Currently my special designed software monitors and prepares reports on more than 250 million on-line auctions which are listed all over the world. Additionally I take the advantage of good developed collectors net and other references. Please note that all suggested prices for lighters on this blog are quoted in the range of good condition to mint condition - that is why the price variation is so high.

The poor condition and fair condition are not taken into account. The taxonomy of comparative scarcity of lighters was prepared by many collectors. The best usability has got the taxonomy proposed by Urban K. Cummings: Common: Lighters in this category were typically made in large quantities or in recent times or both.

These would be the easiest to find and most readily abundant. Uncommon: Less abundant than common category but not rare by any means. Not difficult to find. Rare: This category would be considered more scarce than uncommon but still findable given sufficient time and the willingness to search. Very rare: Very difficult to find.

These lighters are seldom seen for sale. Usually found only in very complete collections. Extremely rare: Extremely difficult to find. This category, the scarcest of all, belongs to those models which may have been made only in small quantities. Extremely rare to see them for sale. Mint: Void of any trace of use, wear or flaws. Perfect operating condition.