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Automotive Parts & Accessory
Zippos
This is a rare and unusual 1934
Zippo with an original outside hinge and an early metallique logo for the
Champion, which is named after Albert Champion, a French immigrant who started
Champion Ignition Company in 1904 to produce spark plugs. The lighter still has most of the original paint.
1974 Zippo for General Tire International. 1974 Zippo with Champion bow-tie logo. 1958 Zippo for Mule Battery - It Has the Kick The Storage Battery That "Can't Corrode Cables". 1976 Zippo C.B. Operator "Got Your Ears on Good-Buddy?" Citizen Band radio usage was at its peak in the late '70's and early '80's. 1952-53 Prestolite Zippo. Prestolite has been producing batteries, motors, generators, regulators, and spark plugs since 1927. 1948 Goodyear Zippo with attached emblem. The emblem reads "Goodyear 50th Anniversary The Greatest Name in Rubber". Goodyear was founded in 1898 and was named after Charles Goodyear, the discoverer of rubber vulcanization. 1968 Zippo with a Prestolite spark plug.
1965 Zippo advertising dependable Champion sparkplugs. 1965 Zippo advertising Goodyear racing tires. 1955 advertising Sears Allstate Truck Tires. (Comm. Premium-Highway-Express Hauler-Extra Deep Tread-Low Bed Trailer - Rugged Lug - Logger-Rock) 1953 Zippo for Universal Battery Company - Chicago 18 - "The Heart of Your Car". 1950 Zippo advertising the Allstate Guardsman Tire. 1953 Zippo for Hastings Aero-type Shrouded Spark Plugs.
1957 Zippo with Goodyear logo.
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