WW2 British Brass Pocket Petrol Lighter by SEIGNEUR circa 1943

WW2 British Brass Pocket Petrol Lighter by SEIGNEUR circa 1943

Marsoni

M251S

$23.00

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WW2 British Brass Pocket Petrol Lighter by SEIGNEUR circa 1943This is an original WW2 British brass pocket petrol lighter, manufactured by SEIGNEUR circa 1943a superb example of wartime utility and craftsmanship. Compact, rugged, and functional, this lighter was designed for military use, often carried by British servicemen during the Second World War. Crafted from solid brass, it features a classic rectangular body with a screw top reservoir and flip lid design. The piece bears subtle period wear and patina

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Good disposable shoe. They fit well and the wooden heels make a solid tapping sound when I walk. They look good and I’ve gotten several compliments on them. I wear these 3 days a week or so in an office, and they tend to last about 10 or 11 months after which I order another pair. Four stars because they simply don’t last a full year, but I can’t complain for the price.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2026