Ambrogio.L Vintage Lighter Wheel Kerosene Lighter Trench Copper Old Fashioned Petrol Oil Brass Fire Starter

Great lighter. Cool design. I know some have complaints about the seal but in truth the lighter is way to overfill. I recommend only filling as much as you need at a time. I’m practicing to open it and light with one hand but it’s definitely a two handed lighter.

Easy to fill. I did notice that it keeps lighter fluid 3 weeks longer than my zippo. It might be the oring seals that help. It also doesn't leak like some others can. It is not as wind proof as my zippo but, it is still usable, and it is better than a match or those "forever" matches.

I love this thing and get tons of complements. Can't believe how well made it is for the price. Fluid lasts a long time and always lights on the first try. Highly recommend. See video!

Broke within the first 20 mins

Nice lighter, I'm on my third pack of cigarettes and it still lights first time every time , all brass it's very well made

The lighter looks and works fine. My criticisms are the general quality of the product. It is neither in mint condition nor distressed/weathered to give the patina of age. Instead, it just looks like a cheap, beat up lighter. It can't hold fluid as the seal on the sliding tube is weak or slightly undersized. I'm not unhappy due to the novelty value, and this was part of starting a novelty lighter collection, but don't buy it if you seriously want a dependable lighter.

The delivery time way exceeds the actual delivery, don't freak its actual kinda cool. But I thought it struck as soon as you pulled the cover down, this is not the case. Originally these lighters where self striking, still a cool replica. Haven't really had the time to put fule in it, I hear there is a seal issue. The seal being to big or something, but playing around with it im not sure. Wont know till I put fule it it, and that might be a while since it's not like the original

High quality reliable lighter! Great for starting campfires and general outdoor activities as a survival device. Waterproof for the most part and holds good amount of fuel to boot.