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Bladesman 06:38 AM 02-22-2013
Hi

My father has just found a 25 year old+ S.T. Dupont lighter that he was given.

I just want to know if its genuine for one plus if so its model and value.

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Serial No: 12FHD77

We do have an owners manual and dealer card inside that box.
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CigarGuy88 06:51 AM 02-22-2013
Take a clear picture of the bottom and a few at angles with the cap open. To me it looks like a gatsby but I'm not familiar with that design
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Bladesman 07:09 AM 02-22-2013
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Hope this helps.
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mosesbotbol 09:03 AM 02-22-2013
If it's that old, pretty sure it's real. Probably needs a servicing as the lighters just don't last forever. Seals dry, etc... Worth getting fixed, should be $100 to do so. You can a dual flame if you plan to use for cigars.
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Blak Smyth 09:23 AM 02-22-2013
It is a beauty and a wonderful keep sake. I would get it serviced like Moses suggested and use it with pride!
Just don't lose it.
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poker 09:54 AM 02-22-2013
Bottom looks like it could be a Gatsby, or maybe a Ligne D.
Authenticity? Hard to say.
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mosesbotbol 12:24 PM 02-22-2013
As for value, I have paid about $50-80 for Duponts in similar condition. If it had a recent service, you could add 110% the cost of the service plus $50-60. Regardless of value, you have a Dupont lighter! There are metal fuel adapters available and Dupont flints are not expensive.
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