ZIPPO 29677 Windproof Lighter, Zippo and Pattern Design
The ZIPPO 29677 is a windproof lighter with a unique pattern design. It comes in a box for easy storage and portability. This pocket lighter is durable and reliable, making it perfect for everyday use or as a gift
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| Brand | ![]() Zippo is a brand of lighter that was first created in 1932. The lighters are known for their durability and windproofing. |
| MPN | Zippo 29677 |
| ID | 34711138 |
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