3PCS Windproof Rope Lighter Sailors Trench WWII Portable Outdoor Camping

Description

3PCS Windproof Rope Lighter Sailors Trench Vintage Lighter WWII Lighters Portable Survival Shepherds Lighter Outdoor Camping, No Need for Kerosene/Gas, Gifts Army Navy (Bronze, Silver, Gold)
Color:
3 Color
This lighter has been known by other names such as “shepherds lighter” or “rope lighter”. What makes it unique is that conventional fuel is not needed, and there is no flame.
The method of operation is to strike the attached flint wheel to create s, which are caught on a charred cotton rope, that has been partially withdrawn from a metal tube housing.
This was typically used for lighting cigarettes which does not require a flame to accomplish.
Once an ember is generated, it is windproof, and is extinguished by retracting the cord back inside the tube and an attached lid snuffs it out.
This flame-less feature made it somewhat covert and was often used during WWII. The windproof feature is also advantageous and was useful to shepherds who were out in the windy field while watching their flocks.
It is an easy way to create a live ember, when, combined with tinder, can be coaxed into a flame for starting campfires.
Specification:
Weight:
37.3g/piece
Lighter Size:
71*22.5mm
Rope Length:
141mm
Metal body and well-built interior structure
Package includes:
1*Rope Lighter (Bronze)
1*Rope Lighter (Silver)
1*Rope Lighter (Gold)
Lightweight & Convenient: This mini rope lighter is convenient to carry with on go(37.3g/piece only); no need to refill kerosene or gas, perfect for wilderness activities, camping or other outdoor activities.
How to use: just strike the attached flint wheel to create s, which are caught on a charred cotton rope, that has been partially withdrawn from a metal tube housing. The cotton ropes can be replaced once run out.
This was typically used for lighting cigarettes which does not require a flame to accomplish. Once an ember is generated, it is windproof, and is extinguished by retracting the cord back inside the tube and an attached lid snuffs it out.
The flame-less feature made rope lighter somewhat covert and was often used during WWII. The windproof feature is of great help to shepherds who are out in the windy field while watching their flocks.
This rope lighter makes it easy to create a live ember, when, combined with tinder, can be coaxed into a flame for starting campfires. Note: With a new rope lighter, burn the end of the rope before using it with the flint. The end must be blackened for the to catch.
Please note that if you buy an electronic product, they are designed and rated for use in the United States using 120 volt current. With or without a transformer, these products are not recommended for use outside the United States.