Bryant and May collection of fire-making appliances.
1861-1979
Tinder pistol, England
1801-1899
Ronson "Typhoon" petrol lighter
Mechang pouch (chuckmuck), Tibet
Amorce cap lighter
IMCO "Mini Fox" petrol lighter
"Poppell" refillable gas lighter
Fumalux FL400 electric pocket lighter
"DLI" flintless
Box of "Pilot" Safety-matches; on top
Leaflet of white paper advertising Samuel Jones's Lucifer Matches
Promethean matches in original tin
Match box, Bryant and May Wax Vestas
Bryant & May's "Ship's Lifeboat Matches"
Box of Bryant & May's braided cigar lights
Rectangular tinder box
Ethereal Match or Philosophic Taper
1790
Tinder Box, Japanese, Brass
Box of 'Brymay' Safety Matches.
1936-1937
A Promethean Match; similar to those of usual type
Bryant & May's "Harlequin" matches
Match box, Superior Congreve Matches
Two sheets of amadou or "German tinder"
Tinder-pistol combined with alarm clock, Austria
1701-1799
Box of Bryant and May's strike-anywhere "Harlequin Matches"
Fire-piston
Fire-piston with cylinder of brass and piston of steel
Tinder-tube
Fire-piston contained in a walking stick
Promethean match
Box of Superior Congreve Matches
Self igniting matches, by British Pullmatch Co. Ltd
Wheel-lock Tinder-box in form of a small case
Tinder made of agave flower stalk
Ronson lighter
Tinder-horn (length 5 ins)
Persian fire-steel
Pocket Tinder Box
Wooden tinder box, Norway
Thong fire-drill and hearth, Port Clarence, Alaska
Flintlock pistol lighter
1701-1800
Fire stone and striker, Norway
Matchbox containing S Jone's Lucifers
Box of Bryant & May's 'Vesuvians' cigar match
Box, for holding Sulphur-matches, inscribed with ‘Bryant & May’s Patent Safety Matches', 'Prize Medals’
1880-1890
"The Matchhog" pull matches
Butane gas refill canister for Ronson butane lighter
1958
Windproof
circa 1968
