Unused Miniature Old Pay Telephone Novelty Butane Gas Cigarette Lighter

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Unused Miniature Old Pay Telephone Novelty Butane Gas Cigarette Lighter

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The picture shows a view of this Unused Miniature Old Pay Telephone Novelty Butane Gas Cigarette Lighter. This lighter is not dated and we do not see a maker either. It is marked ''Acme Bell'' twice as a generic name for the labeling on the phone. It looks just like an old payphone or a phonebooth phone and would be great for use with dolls (without gas of course!). This is a refillable butane lighter. To operate it you push down on the phone and the lid pops open and it would light. We have not filled it so it has not been tried. There is a place on the bottom to refill it with butane gas and to adjust the flame size. There is a small switch on the side but we do not know what it is for. The lighter appears to use an electric spark and it will require a new battery. The closed lighter measures 1-1/8'' x 3-3/16'' x 1-3/16''. It appears to be in near mint unused condition as pictured.

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