I still remember the very first Zippo lighter I ever got. My dad was stationed on the HMCS Iroquois, a Canadian Navy destroyer and I went on a deployment with him. He gave me a Zippo branded with the ship’s crest that only the ship’s sailors could buy. I treasured it for years.
How a Zippo lighter is made
Great product for what it is, but I never smoked, so I never bought one. Love watching videos of how things are made.
… and then threw it away?
Great gadget. If only that smell of lighter fluid didn’t accompany its use.
So many petroleum-based products and their respective smells. . .
I smoked for about 30 years…had a Zippo for about 20 of those 🙂 I quit smoking 8+ years ago…and I still have all my Zippos (6 of them…3 black, 1 bronze, 1 plain chrome and 1 brushed chrome), and I still love them, even if I don’t use them any more (don’t even own any lighter fluid, tho I do have a pack of flints next to their boxes).
I won’t miss ’em when they’re gone.
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I love Zippos. One of the few products still made in America and still guaranteed for life.