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Drago Paris Lighter Gascogne Battleship # 669 Working but Needs Work
Drago Paris Lighter Gascogne Battleship # 669 Working but Needs Work
Drago Paris Lighter Gascogne Battleship # 669 Working but Needs Work
Drago Paris Lighter Gascogne Battleship # 669 Working but Needs Work
Drago Paris Lighter Gascogne Battleship # 669 Working but Needs Work
Drago Paris Lighter Gascogne Battleship # 669 Working but Needs Work
Drago Paris Lighter Gascogne Battleship # 669 Working but Needs Work
Drago Paris Lighter Gascogne Battleship # 669 Working but Needs Work
Drago Paris Lighter Gascogne Battleship # 669 Working but Needs Work
Drago Paris Lighter Gascogne Battleship # 669 Working but Needs Work
Drago Paris Lighter Gascogne Battleship # 669 Working but Needs Work

Drago Paris Lighter Gascogne Battleship # 669 Working but Needs Work

$ 47.51

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Color: Silver
  • Brand: Drago
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Condition: Seems rare... See all pics please.. The spark wheel actuator thumb wheel seems loose or is installed wrong and a screw wont come out as the top is stripped see last photo.. This will be a project..
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • WWII: Battleship

    Description

    This lighter will work as it is with fluid but the thumb spinner is loose and catchy & is hard to spark... CHECK OUT OUR OTHER EBAY AUCTIONS STARTING AT .99c
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    Gascogne
    Gascogne was a heavily modified Richelieu-class battleship. With a slightly more common gun placement of main armament separated fore and aft of the super structure, as opposed to the Richelieu’s all forward armament.
    Namesake:
    Gascogne region
    Builder:
    St Naziare
    Class:
    Gascogne sub-class
    Laid Down:
    April 4, 1936
    Launched:
    July 7, 1937
    Commissioned:
    January 5, 1939
    Fate:
    Sunk by Roma and Centurio