Munich 1972 Summer Olympics Souvenir Torch Lighter Charmant briquet souvenir des Jeux olympiques d'été de 1972 à Munich. Le briquet en métal, qui mesure 11,75″ de long et 4″ de large, reproduit de manière impressionnante la torche officielle utilisée lors du relais de la torche à Munich, avec la poignée portant l'inscription "Spiele der XX Olympiad, Munchen 1972", et la plate-forme à la base du tube de combustion portant le dessin de l'emblème des Jeux de Munich. Inclut sa boîte d'origine d'Olympiagas, avec le couvercle détaché mais présent. En bon état de fonctionnement (le tube ne contient pas de butane).

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