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I had this banging around in my nightstand for 10 years, and it never did work...
Now that I have the mechanical aptitude to see what was wrong, I pulled it apart, removed the crapped up flint, cleaned it up, new flint, fluid and BAM
It works
It has on the bottom
Continental
(R)
Citation
and Fuel and Japan on the fuel plug
Now that I have the mechanical aptitude to see what was wrong, I pulled it apart, removed the crapped up flint, cleaned it up, new flint, fluid and BAM
It works
It has on the bottom
Continental
(R)
Citation
and Fuel and Japan on the fuel plug
Category Photography / Miscellaneous
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1200 x 564px
File Size 545.4 kB
I did some searching, Continental was made in Japan
That's all that came up, I cannot find an EXACT model that I have, all are smaller or taller..
Most lighters I have seen from Continental are oval or roundish... mine is squareish
I guess I need to find a forum for old lighters...
That's all that came up, I cannot find an EXACT model that I have, all are smaller or taller..
Most lighters I have seen from Continental are oval or roundish... mine is squareish
I guess I need to find a forum for old lighters...
I've found this if it's of any use. http://www.knifeforums.com/forums/s.....hp?tid/771643/ I'd love an old vintage lighter. The oldest I have is probably late 60's early 70's or something.
It depends on which war. As I understand it most lighters such as the wick ones like Zippo didn't exist before the first world war when the troops started to craft their own lighters from what I read that is... Most of the early lighters are rare I suppose but those that are made in the trenches are more rare
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