Types of vintage lighters

Vintage lighters come in a variety of styles and designs, here are a few types:
Table lighters - lighters designed to sit on a table or desk and are often used for lighting cigars or cigarettes.
Art Deco lighters - lighters with a decorative and geometric design that was popular in the 1920s and 1930s.
Zippo lighters - a type of pocket lighter that uses lighter fluid and has a distinctive hinged metal case.
Dunhill lighters - a luxury brand of lighters known for their high quality and unique designs.
Ronson lighters - an American brand of lighters that was popular in the early to mid-20th century.
Flint wheel lighters - lighters that use a flint wheel to create a spark that ignites the fuel.
Pistol lighters - lighters designed to look like a pistol, often made of metal and with a decorative design.
Lever arm lighters - lighters that use a lever arm to ignite the fuel and were popular in the late 19th and early 20th century.

Old model lighter

"Old model lighter" can refer to several types of vintage or antique lighters. Some popular old model lighters include:
Zippo Lighters: These are metal lighters that were first produced in the 1930s and are known for their distinctive design and the sound they make when opened. Zippo lighters are refillable and have a wick that needs to be lit.
Ronson Lighters: These lighters are made of metal and were first produced in the early 20th century. They are refillable and often feature intricate designs and decorations.
Dunhill Lighters: These lighters are made of metal and are known for their quality and durability. They were first produced in the early 20th century and are often collectible.
Petrol Lighters: These lighters use gasoline or petroleum as a fuel source and were commonly used before butane lighters became popular. They often feature intricate designs and decorations.