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Winston
Vintage Winston “No Bull” Cigarette Advertising Metal Lighter – Made in China
USD 5.00
Condition: Used
Description
View Vintage Winston “No Bull” Cigarette Advertising Metal Lighter – Made in China with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Untested—may require flint and lighter fluid to function. Origin: Made in China (marked on bottom). Vintage Winston “No Bull” Flip-Top Cigarette Lighter – Silver Metal Tobacco Ad – Made in China Vintage Winston advertising lighter with raised “No Bull” logo—classic flip-top style and collectible tobacco memorabilia appeal. Advertising Brand: Winston Cigarettes – “No Bull” campaign Material: Silver-tone metal with windscreen insert Design: Raised lettering; flip-top case with flint wheel (Zippo-style) Size: Approx. 2.75″ tall x 1.25″ wide (7 cm x 3.2 cm) Origin: Made in China (marked on bottom) Condition: Pre-owned; surface wear and patina from age. Untested—may require flint and lighter fluid to function. This vintage Winston lighter features the bold “No Bull” campaign logo in raised script, a striking example of 1990s-era cigarette advertising. Its flip-top construction and classic design echo popular windproof lighters of the time. While untested, it makes a fantastic display piece for lighter collectors, tobacco memorabilia fans, or lovers of bold retro advertising. Have questions or want more photos? Message us anytime at Newly Found Treasures – NFT and explore more vintage finds in our shop! Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Tobacciana › Lighters › Other Collectible Lighters. Brand: Winston.
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