Feudor Midget 18k lighter
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Known facts to me:
- Feudor lighters were one of the first butane lighters (besides Flaminaire, ...?).
- Besides cheaper models (1950 FRF), they were making solid gold ones for 93,000 FRF as seen on this ad.
- $1 was worth from 350-420 FRF (1950-1958), so the price 93,000FRF was equivalent to $265 (1950) - $221(1958), which is $2480 (2011) - $1720 (2011) by CPI deflation
- Price of troy ounce of gold was $18.93
- 3. and 4. dont really matter, but are a nice info :)
- The lighter weights 62g with empty gas tank
- I got it without original box.
Questions:
- How many different solid gold models of Midget series were there?
- When was Midget produced?
- Was Midget before Skyt or after?
- What is a workaround of refilling the disposable gas canister?
- What happened to Feudor that it wasn't more successful in the future?
- What is the weight of inner mechanism + empty gas tank?
- How do i find out more of this specific lighter?
Condition
Good
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