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@@吴欢-h8o i still have it but it is not on sale. I mean, i wouldn’t like to sell it. But if you want make an offer adn i’ll think about it

@@lightercollector9666 thanks for your reply, how about the other one which i left you message? can i make an offer to that too?

@@吴欢-h8o wich one?

@@lightercollector9666 Anti-wind IDEAL lighter by Amisani Riccardo 1930s made in Italy

At the bottom have to press and turn to pop open spring loaded cap to refill. Needs a special tip specifically for these lighters. The regular butane tips wont work even with the extra tips they can come with. Dunhill makes their own butane refills for these lighters.

Probably yes!

@@histoireduneflamme1988 yes, a nice mechanism!!!

@@histoireduneflamme1988 yes, it is one of my favourite, it is rare but veeeery rare in silver and windshield not broken. They often brake off! It is very very similar toa Dunhill if not identical.

Not the ones in my personal collection. But yes sell lighters generally speaki g. Are you i terested?

Hell yes! I’m quite proud of this piece!

@@lightercollector9666 i am glad too

Mee to! It is also quite rare!

It is actually a pocket lighter! Not a table one. I love the graphic too of course. I bought it fir that. It makes the lighter more valuable but most importantly it makes it very cery interesting. In Italy was atually illegal to put publicity onnlighters, so this is a “illigal lighter”

I like to spot old lighters in old movies!!!! To be honest i don’t remember exactly but i remember i saw Bogart using a peculiar lighter in that movie! Might be exactly this model! I also saw him use other lighters in others films! Anyway very nice to hear that!!!!!😍😍😍😍

@@ABB-im4ui no sorry

Where are you from?

@@lightercollector9666 France, Besançon

New ones go for $1000+

I have the same one, it bought it many years ago. Square boy yes, can find the exactly same ones pictured when writing it on google. I recently managed to blow my square boy. Now it is missing parts and it does not work. I have been thinking of buying a junk ones and getting the original parts from them. Dunhill enthusiast/collectors/repairers said that it´s missing a lot of parts (still has some parts). I sure as hell won´t ever-never-again try to repair my Dunhills (2 rollagases included) or St dupont soubreny again. My nerves just can´t stand the operation, drives me crazy instantly, hate it!

@@juho-o6m good luck finding a junk squareboy, almost impossible. Perhaps a Dunhill Savory has similar parts.

@@jamesstephenpeyton3305 Yeah thanks for noticing me, i made a mistake. So, i meant that i have this very same lighter, but got confused and just wrote Square Boy. I just don´t see the difference with them, they look exactly the same and guess it makes me confused (?). But anyway, i can get a silver plated Savory, in good condition for a 130 euros (about the same in dollars, give or take some) in a good condition. Also many other Dunhills, i almost bought a solid silver Sylphide from the same guy, but i liked the St. Dupont Soubreny more. Plus saved me +100 euros also =)