1950's - 1960's Vintage KKW Photo-Flash 35mm Camera Novelty Table Lighter, Japan

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Here's a 1950's - 1960's vintage, "Photo-Flash" table lighter. This little novelty lighter is designed in the shape of a 35mm camera complete with tripod, compass and extended shutter button. The lighter is marked on bottom "K.K.W. PP 13449 JAPAN". The lighter is in overall, very good to excellent condition. 

It appears that it has never been used. 

The only flaw is with the extended shutter cable.  The fabric covering the spring has frayed at the bottom.

Argus 35mm camera -   engraved # on camera chasis is 759840.   #'s inside of camera body are  uspat 2298107 &  uspat 2298787.  #  ink stamped on inside of door is  44.  Was not used much.  I'de say it's in good condition.  Haven't tried it.  The case is in decent condition also.  The bottom piece comes out because the stitching that holds it to the sides has rotted.  It's made out of leather.  Otherwise there are no rips, holes or stains.  Needs some cleaning up.

1987 Haro ... All original. Even the break pads. Great condition for the year.

Thought they were hay bail hooks but they are to short and have 2 hooks not 1. Bought in Brisbane Australia today for $7.50 each. 

Anyone know what they are?

I'm wondering about the value of these blue glass vases. I believe they might be opaline, but I'm not certain. I also don't know how to determine the maker/brand. I'm wondering if these are mass-produced products or if these have some sort of historical significance and value.

This is a saxophone purchased at a Wabash Ave. shop in Chicago at some point in the late 1960s or early 1970s. It's been played since then, and still sounds good and is in good shape. A friend of mine told me that Selmer Mark VI saxes are quite valuable and sought after. I was wondering if that's true, and if so, how much this sax might be worth.