ELSA'S GREEN CLOVER ZIPPO ALERT,ZIPPO FACTORY 'LUCKY CHARMS'
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ELSA'S GREEN CLOVER ZIPPO ALERT,ZIPPO FACTORY 'LUCKY CHARMS'
A vendor on Feebay is selling these and has many available (10 at the moment).
I normally don't ever give ebay notices, but this is a pretty good one for all those who want a Lucky Clover Zippo.
They are $37.00, with some in his other auctions starting at much less, just check out his 'other auctions' in the 'list' view, and are the original factory Clovers that were available. I've had one of these for several years, and they are a goody to have!
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I normally don't ever give ebay notices, but this is a pretty good one for all those who want a Lucky Clover Zippo.
They are $37.00, with some in his other auctions starting at much less, just check out his 'other auctions' in the 'list' view, and are the original factory Clovers that were available. I've had one of these for several years, and they are a goody to have!
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The butane replacements were discussed here. Toward the bottom of the thread.
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Yeah, it's not the greatest, it'll hold up to more than just mild abrasion. This lighter is more for collectibility, as it's a REAL zippo clover, not one of the fan made repros.Darth Indiana wrote:IIRC, the application on those isn't very good and is likeyl to scratch off with just mild abrasion.
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I have one that Indy Magnoli used to sell YEARS ago, and even with pretty regular carry, it's held up pretty well. It's definitely not something you'd carry in the same pocket with change, but by itself, it's fine. It's the perfect weight for carry in light weight jacket pockets. Not NEARLY as heavy as RR's versions (which I also own).
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Elsas Reel art lighter
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I have an older (two sided) reel art version of Elsas lighter. I compared it to actual film prop photo in the book From Star Wars to Indiana Jones: The Best of the Lucasfilm Archives: Mark Cotta, Shinji Hata: and reelarts is almost dead on!! Unfortanately I think they are now doing them one sided (for display only I guess)
I have an older (two sided) reel art version of Elsas lighter. I compared it to actual film prop photo in the book From Star Wars to Indiana Jones: The Best of the Lucasfilm Archives: Mark Cotta, Shinji Hata: and reelarts is almost dead on!! Unfortanately I think they are now doing them one sided (for display only I guess)
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Here's the original write up from Indyfan of the first lighters we were able to purchase through Indy Magnoli.
Scroll way on down the page, and you'll find it, or click on 'lighter' at the to of the page for instant access.
http://www.indyfan.com/xmarks/
This was the ONLY available writeup of vendor's lists we had compiled back then.
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Scroll way on down the page, and you'll find it, or click on 'lighter' at the to of the page for instant access.
http://www.indyfan.com/xmarks/
This was the ONLY available writeup of vendor's lists we had compiled back then.
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Looks like it's still available from the listed source http://www.studioshowroom.com/zippo/exclusiv.htmlMichaelson wrote:Here's the original write up from Indyfan of the first lighters we were able to purchase through Indy Magnoli.
Scroll way on down the page, and you'll find it, or click on 'lighter' at the to of the page for instant access.
http://www.indyfan.com/xmarks/
This was the ONLY available writeup of vendor's lists we had compiled back then.
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Re: ELSA'S GREEN CLOVER ZIPPO ALERT,ZIPPO FACTORY 'LUCKY CHA
When I bought mine of Ebay it only cost $19.99, and really you're better off spending a little bit more and getting a more authentic looking one from Relic Raider, I use mine with the Zippo light every day.Texas Raider wrote:A vendor on Feebay is selling these and has many available (10 at the moment).
I normally don't ever give ebay notices, but this is a pretty good one for all those who want a Lucky Clover Zippo.
They are $37.00, with some in his other auctions starting at much less, just check out his 'other auctions' in the 'list' view, and are the original factory Clovers that were available. I've had one of these for several years, and they are a goody to have!
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Well for one thing it's pretty SA, if that matters to you. You pay a little more but you don't get the painted on design like Zippo's lighter. He actually has resign badges that he applies to the lighter, which makes it more authentic looking to the film.RCSignals wrote:What is different about the one Relic Raider sells?
Here's the link to his site, the difference should really need no explanation.
http://relicraider.110mb.com/zippo_07B.html
Frankly if your willing to pay $37 for Zippo's mediocre 4 leaf clover you should look and Relic Raider's stuff first, for $10 more and a few bucks for shipping you can get something a whole lot nicer.
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Thanks. It looks like he's out of them at the moment and there is no depiction in that link. A photo of his version is here though. http://relicraider.110mb.com/
It does look good. It isn't clear if it's one side or two, and looks like he's going to a RONSON WIND II lighter or offering badges for it as well.
It does look good. It isn't clear if it's one side or two, and looks like he's going to a RONSON WIND II lighter or offering badges for it as well.
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Relic Raider not SA
Relic Raiders repro is very nice and a practicle durable style being resin but its not SA! The LC SA lighter had more of a flat baked enamel painted look to it, not raised or glossy. The Zippo that sells for 39.95 isn't SA either, Elsa's lighter in LC had a more cream colored two sided clover design that actually ends even with the bottom of the lighter not shortly above. See the book pictures an actual lighter prop used in the film!
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Oh, dude, Ziplights, that's a whole other collection for me! I got green,blue, yellow, super white spot, regular white, one made into a laser,,,,ummm,,,,orange... I think that's it. I still have a couple of the Ziplights in original form as well,,,still working.Michaelson wrote:Agreed, TR. He's made several custom orders for me for several of the summit 'give aways', and his work is fantastic.
I have one of his lighters in each of my jacket pockets, all holding a zip-lite flashlight.
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I'm not too fond of the originals. I used one a few years back on a dark path when walking in New York State, and walked into a tree. They're great for reading a program in a darkened theater or finding a keyhole in a door, but worthless for watching where you're going! ;-)
Those 'suped up' versions of RR's work fine though!
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Those 'suped up' versions of RR's work fine though!
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