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1950s USMC Marine Corps Association Cloisonne Crest Lighter - Made in Japan
1950s USMC Marine Corps Association Cloisonne Crest Lighter - Made in Japan
1950s USMC Marine Corps Association Cloisonne Crest Lighter - Made in Japan
1950s USMC Marine Corps Association Cloisonne Crest Lighter - Made in Japan
1950s USMC Marine Corps Association Cloisonne Crest Lighter - Made in Japan
1950s USMC Marine Corps Association Cloisonne Crest Lighter - Made in Japan
1950s USMC Marine Corps Association Cloisonne Crest Lighter - Made in Japan
1950s USMC Marine Corps Association Cloisonne Crest Lighter - Made in Japan
1950s USMC Marine Corps Association Cloisonne Crest Lighter - Made in Japan
1950s USMC Marine Corps Association Cloisonne Crest Lighter - Made in Japan
1950s USMC Marine Corps Association Cloisonne Crest Lighter - Made in Japan
1950s USMC Marine Corps Association Cloisonne Crest Lighter - Made in Japan
1950s USMC Marine Corps Association Cloisonne Crest Lighter - Made in Japan
1950s USMC Marine Corps Association Cloisonne Crest Lighter - Made in Japan
1950s USMC Marine Corps Association Cloisonne Crest Lighter - Made in Japan
1950s USMC Marine Corps Association Cloisonne Crest Lighter - Made in Japan
1950s USMC Marine Corps Association Cloisonne Crest Lighter - Made in Japan
1950s USMC Marine Corps Association Cloisonne Crest Lighter - Made in Japan

1950s USMC Marine Corps Association Cloisonne Crest Lighter - Made in Japan

$ 9.49

Availability: 66 in stock
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
  • Modified Item: No
  • Force: Marine Corps
  • Condition: Pre-owned from the 1950s Made in Japan Cloisonne Crest US Marine Corps Association Penguin's Worldwind Superlative Automatic Lighter No. 18249 - Needs new flint and lighter
  • Type: Cigarette lighter

    Description

    Fine large cigarette lighter with a nice enamel crest from the US Marine Corps Association
    Japanese-made
    . This is a very high quality lighter, not a cheap Zippo knock-off. The Enamel finish is cloisonne.
    Cloisonné is a way of enamelling an object, (
    typically made of copper
    ) whereby fine wires are used to delineate the decorative areas (cloisons in French, hence cloisonné) into which enamel paste is applied before the object is fired and polished.