JEEP
Treasure Seeker
Prof. Henry Jones Jr. Equipment Afficianado
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Post by JEEP on Aug 17, 2006 8:01:52 GMT -5
Twelve days ago I recieved my Indy clover Zippo from Relic Raider. It is a 1937 vintage model with standard urethane resin badges in satin finish. It's a beautiful lighter - the finish is very crisp and clean and the inlaid clover itself looks amazing. I choose the 1937 model because I really like the square flat lid - and because the model is more period accurate. I may order a standard 200 model, for display with my prop-replicas, someday. I have bought a nice cigarette case to go with the lighter: Both the lid of the lighter and cigarette case has been engraved with my initials: That the urethane resin badges indeed are very sturdy was prooved the day after I got the lighter, when my mother accidently dropped the lighter on my parent's paved yard - with a few minor scratches on one corner as the only result. The lighter has been bought with the intent of using it - I am confident that it won't fail me. All in all I am very happy with my new lighter - it won't be the last time I order something from Relic Raider. /Jakob
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Post by Marc on Aug 17, 2006 9:18:00 GMT -5
Great idea with the initials Jakob. That adds to the vintage style of it.
Regards,
Marc
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Post by pitfallharry on Aug 17, 2006 10:31:37 GMT -5
Twelve days ago I recieved my Indy clover Zippo from Relic Raider. It is a 1937 vintage model with standard urethane resin badges in satin finish. It's a beautiful lighter - the finish is very crisp and clean and the inlaid clover itself looks amazing. I choose the 1937 model because I really like the square flat lid - and because the model is more period accurate. I may order a standard 200 model, for display with my prop-replicas, someday. I have bought a nice cigarette case to go with the lighter: Both the lid of the lighter and cigarette case has been engraved with my initials: That the urethane resin badges indeed are very sturdy was prooved the day after I got the lighter, when my mother accidently dropped the lighter on my parent's paved yard - with a few minor scratches on one corner as the only result. The lighter has been bought with the intent of using it - I am confident that it won't fail me. All in all I am very happy with my new lighter - it won't be the last time I order something from Relic Raider. /Jakob That looks really great. I saw these a while ago and it was something else I added to my list of props I'd like to have. So you can either buy the badge itself and put it on a blank zippo you buy or you can buy the zippo with the badge on it, correct?
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JEEP
Treasure Seeker
Prof. Henry Jones Jr. Equipment Afficianado
Posts: 322
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Post by JEEP on Aug 17, 2006 10:48:43 GMT -5
Thanks guys Marc: my thoughts indeed Pitfall: correct - but I would strongly reccomend having RR put on the badge for you. You can also send him a blank zippo for him to fit with badges. /Jakob
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Post by pitfallharry on Aug 17, 2006 17:58:26 GMT -5
Thanks for the info Jeep. I think it might be easier for me to just order the whole thing at once.
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Post by jweaver on Aug 17, 2006 20:02:38 GMT -5
I have one of the 1937 models also. The initals are a nice touch. I may get that done to mine sometime.
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Post by indianatone on Aug 20, 2006 12:28:51 GMT -5
JEEP, that's a great looking lighter! I really like that squared top. I won an Armored Lucky Lighter at last year's summit and I just love the thing! I really like how the badges give the lighter a nice heft, too!
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