Braided cigar lights in labelled box
1890
Mark III comet ignition device for gas burners
Two braided cigar lights
Small metal container for wax vestas
Windproof
circa 1968
Brass oil-lamp-shaded candle handlamp containing ten indexing diminutive self-igniting candles
Pocket candle holder with matches, mid 19th century
Dobereiner's Lamp (c.1840-60)
1840-1860
"DLI" flintless
Clarke's patent electric gas lighter
1880
Flint hydraulic unit for butane table lighter, 1966
Rectangular tinder box
Box of Bryant and May's strike-anywhere "Harlequin Matches"
Box of Bryant & May's braided cigar lights
Petrol lighter "Avant X"
Fumalux FL400 electric pocket lighter
Bryant and May "Clipper" refillable lighter
Promethean matches in original tin
Gas lighter
"Poppell" refillable gas lighter
"Monopol" table lighter
Amorce cap lighter
Lighter, butane, spark ignition, "Molelectric", sectioned
1969
Jappaned circular tinder box
Tinder Box of Iron
One of Two "Lovett" Tinder-boxes (length 3 1/4 ins) of brass
A Lighter (length 2 3/4 ins) of brass
Tinder-box (length 2 1/2 ins); on lid
Tinder-box (length 2 1/2 ins); on lid
A Lighter (length 3 1/4 ins) made from
A Lighter (length 2 1/2 ins) made from a nickelled rifle-cartridge
Lighter, one of eight
One of three gas-lighters
One of Two Lighters (length 2 1/8 ins) of identical make; both of iron
A Lighter (length 2 1/4 ins) very similar to foregoing (no. 1381)
A Lighter (length 2 1/2 ins) of exactly similar type to above
Metal Pocket Lighter, known as "Le Briquet Dangy"
Early Chemical Match Box (c.1810) by S. JONES' PATENT LIGHTHOUSE NO 201 STRAND
1810
Match holder for wax vestas
Thin iron matchbox containing 100 small wax vestas
1880
One of a series of eighty-one fire-steels
One of a series of eighty-one fire-steels
One of a series of eighty-one fire-steels
One of a series of eighty-one fire-steels
One of a series of eighty-one fire-steels
A series of thirteen Gun- and Pistol-flints
Flint (a small rough lump of chert; length 1 in)
One of a series of eighty-one fire-steels
