Original 18th-Century Italian Flintlock Tinder Lighter by G. Bonardi with Pocket-Pistol Form and Pop-Open Faux Barrel Barrels and still has about 75%

and still has about 75% of the enamel intact

which probably had wood inserted to fix a crack

in the World War II era the computers were located in plotting rooms deep in the ship

Bader ordered on January 3 1942 that admitting Jews into their homes and hiding their things and value papers is punishable by death

It also bears serial number 108649 on the cover

Original 18th-Century Italian Flintlock Tinder Lighter by G. Bonardi with Pocket-Pistol Form and Pop-Open Faux Barrel Barrels and still has about 75%Original Item: One of a Kind. IMA has offered examples of flintlock tinder lighters previously, but never one like this example, made in the form of a flintlock pocket pistol. The barrel portion is hollow, and when the trigger is pulled it unlatches and the spring pops it open, which also allows the candle holder to pop up, with the hopefully lit candle. This is not a one off piece, as we have seen other examples, but they are definitely less commonly