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| mig87 - Guest 18:33 - 1 September 2009 |
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| Prompt from what makes the outer part of Zippo, I want to buy a lighter, but do not know where to Zippo can see this information. Of what metal is better to take. While eye on antique Thanks in advance |
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| kypexin - Administrator 18:53 - 1 September 2009 1670 posts |
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| You body mean? From a variety of materials, depending on the model :) The most common pattern - yellow copper or brass, chrome finish. Model antique seilver, antique brass, antique copper are also made from conventional alloys, just on top covered in this special application. It is in active use are often very beautiful oblazit: http://zippocollector.ru/archives/992 | |
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| long_boy - Expert Ukraine, Zhitomir 21:42 - 1 September 2009 Posts 236 |
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| mig87 writes:
Prompt from what makes the outer part of Zippo, I want to buy a lighter, but do not know where to Zippo can see this information. Of what metal is better to take. While eye on antique Thanks in advance
That cut 5 minute film in the series "How It Works" on how to made Zippo. Look very interesting :). | |
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| mig87 - Guest 20:48 - 2 September 2009 |
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| and which cover better, more durable |
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| kypexin - Administrator 20:53 - 2 September 2009 1670 posts |
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| What do you mean more durable? Sooner or later any erased if zazhiaglkoy use every day :) Brushed chrome probably will live the longest. Copper (copper and brass) potmneyut, high polich oblezet 20 years. But brushed chrome oblezet 40 years too! :) | |
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| Golden-Joker - Maniac 17:41 - September 8, 2009 856 posts |
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| it is necessary to wear a velvet cheholchike then too :) |
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| Alexandr-Melan - Member Tyumen 20:04 - September 9, 2009 65 posts |
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| and barhotnom cheholchike oblezet. not to climb round should be put under the glass on the shelf and let the dust collects worth. But on the contrary I like such oblezzhie lighters, in a movie about cowboys they can often be seen, it looks gorgeous. |
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| kypexin - Administrator 20:09 - September 9, 2009 1670 posts |
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| Alexandr-Melan says: and barhotnom cheholchike oblezet. not to climb round should be put under the glass on the shelf and let the dust collects worth. But on the contrary I like such oblezzhie lighters, in a movie about cowboys they can often be seen, it looks gorgeous.
I love shabby :) http://zippocollector.ru/archives/992 | |
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| jeri22 - Member 14:56 - 29 October 2009 Posts 26 |
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| and from which pure metals byvyut zippo and some current models, these are (Example of what mediili ESO) thank you |
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| yours_truly - Moderator 17:02 - 29 October 2009 1214 posts |
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| jeri22 writes: and from which pure metals byvyut zippo and some current models, these are (Example of what mediili ESO) thank you
is a model of pure red copper, its really find is not a silver-problema.est can find, but the price is appropriate, there is gold, but how easy it is to find them-I do not know, not interested takimi.byla titanium-but it is out of production , found only on Ebeye, worth expensive tozhe.A so basically all of the rest of the brass or copper alloy. |
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| jeri22 - Member 20:42 - 29 October 2009 Posts 26 |
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| but as vygledit of pure copper can picture |
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| yours_truly - Moderator 22:12 - 29 October 2009 1214 posts |
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| Message Edit 22:16 - October 29, 2009 user yours_truly
Yes, of course you can, that's a reference-http: //zippocollector.ru/archives/tag/copper model is called zippo brushed copper, but also found the name zippo solid copper-same
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| slay - Expert 18:24 - 30 October 2009 458 posts |
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| that's what I forgot something ... but from a metal insert is made =) |
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| yours_truly - Moderator 23:14 - 30 October 2009 1214 posts |
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| slay writes: that's what I forgot something ... but from a metal insert is made =)
good question, seems out of thin steel sheets, but not sure exactly! |
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| kypexin - Administrator 23:19 - 30 October 2009 1670 posts |
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| yours_truly wrong. Steel used in the manufacture of Zippo only in 1942-1945, respectively, and in 1951-54. Inserts are made from simple chrome copper, as well as the body of conventional models. | |
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| yours_truly - Moderator 23:24 - 30 October 2009 1214 posts |
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| Well, we know now, I just talked with the film according to youtube.)) |
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| kypexin - Administrator 0:27 - 31 October 2009 1670 posts |
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| Hotyayayayayaya .... maybe it's just me myself misses conclusion about steel ... I can now say for sure! | |
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| slay - Expert 11:34 - 31 October 2009 458 posts |
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| curious here that - copper and brass do not react to a magnet that is not magnityatsyak it. But the insert magnets ... so what about steel version looks more realistic ... another question - this stainless steel or what else? ... |
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| slay - Expert 11:49 - 31 October 2009 458 posts |
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| By the way, yes, in the video of the Zippo (which is initially the topic) say that the insert is made of steel =) |
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| yours_truly - Moderator 13:04 - 31 October 2009 1214 posts |
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| slay writes: another question - is stainless steel, or what else? ...
And unless stainless steel is not too expensive for mass production! quite possible that the stainless steel, I honestly do not know ... but believe somehow barely ... |
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| oniks1 - Maniac Moscow 13:25 - 31 October 2009 1323 posts |
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| Stainless steel - really expensive, for such production ... And the more that she does not respond to a magnet !!! So, I think your doubts dispelled ...)))) |
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| yours_truly - Moderator 13:32 - 31 October 2009 1214 posts |
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| well here!)) at least somewhere I have something right when he said!))) itself surprised)) |
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| oniks1 - Maniac Moscow 13:43 - 31 October 2009 1323 posts |
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| Of steel in the cigarette lighter - and more vstavochka loop in the lid that makes a click and insert ... Well ... It's all rzhaveyka ...))) |
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| yours_truly - Moderator 14:08 - 31 October 2009 1214 posts |
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| Well, now the question will not be), stainless steel is really expensive, in my opinion! |
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| yours_truly - Moderator 0:53 - November 1, 2009 1214 posts |
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| Vladimir, please tell us and Zippo steel produced the same kind? But as far as I know it was before 1945, that is, where are we today are no longer to find Thanks in advance. |
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| kypexin - Administrator 1:24 - November 1, 2009 1670 posts |
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| Steel made lighter in the years 1942-1945 and another in 1951-1953. They may well be found now. However, steel or rust over time, or until it is rubbed black, and generally looks would not say that is beautiful, for an amateur. For example:  | |
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| yours_truly - Moderator 1:27 - November 1, 2009 1214 posts |
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| but they are considered as vintage? ie are respectively? yes, and such a question, they are by weight based on the current New Modle of brass is not different? |
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| kypexin - Administrator 1:35 - November 1, 2009 1670 posts |
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| Do not quite understand the question. The word "vintage" literally means "old", so that, in principle, any thing 60-year-old can be called "vintage". They cost no more and no less than the usual Zippo same years, that is of course all depends on the demand and rarity particular model, but the fact that they are made of steel, no additional value it adds. By weight, they are exactly the same, well, maybe there is a difference in a couple of grams, but I did not weigh :) | |
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| yours_truly - Moderator 1:41 - November 1, 2009 1214 posts |
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| clear, that is possible to find, but not easy!)) again thank you so much for your help, Vladimir! |
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| Paul - Guest 14:47 - 30 November 2009 |
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| Hmm ...... and on my cigarette lighter in the corners, frayed and they can see that the body is made of yellow metal (brass or copper), and then coated with a red metal (probably copper), and the top has a white (probably chrome) |
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