cigarette case with lighter made in usa art deco

cigarette case with lighter made in usa art deco Vintage Marathon Holder 194: RONSON, Tuxedo combination cigarette

Name: cigarette case with lighter made in usa art deco Vintage Marathon Holder 194: RONSON, Tuxedo combination cigarette
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SKU: 98195290075
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194: RONSON, Tuxedo combination cigarette cases with lighters, set of four < Art Deco Treasures: Objects from the Capstick Dale Collection, 5 June 2024 < Auctions Rago Auctions Lot 253 VINTAGE ART DECO LIGHTER CIGARETTE CASE RONSON Ronson Mastercase, Vintage Cigarette Case Lighter Combo , very nice Art Deco style, hand engraved font I K, made in USA, C.1930, Sold 1930s Ronson Tuxedo Art Deco Enamel Case Lighter Elegant Lighters :: Selling & repairing high end and vintage lighters since 1957! S.T. Dupont, 135: ALFRED DUNHILL, Unique lighter and cigarette case < Art Deco Treasures: Objects from the Capstick Dale Collection, 5 June 2024 < Auctions Rago Auctions

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