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7/10/2010

Well, the first thing I did in my new blog was write some stuff, then lose it. Hmm. Since I have been selling IMCO Lighters, I have come accross lots of interesting info about them. I've been using them ever since I got my first order from IMCO.

I don't smoke any more since I have a little one, but I still rely on my IMCO's for my multiple camping trips every year. Colorado has been so dry this year, we have a fire ban, but some recent rain may change that.

If anyone wants to talk about anything at all relating to IMCO Lighters, please help me get started. By the way, this site is an extension of Thunderhawk Collectables. So for those that know me from that site, nice to see you here! Thanks! RockiesGirl

8 Comments

Charles McKinney

8/20/2011 09:50:08 am

This lady is great to do business with. If there are any problems she will treat you right. I'm not affiliated in any way. I'm just a satisfied customer. She is great!!!

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7/30/2012 11:15:33 am

I will post a link to this blog on my website. Nice post.Thank you for taking the time to publish this information very useful!I believe you have a lot of wonderful information.

Vern Padgett

11/25/2012 06:15:18 am

Julie do you have a collection of historic IMCO lighters? Any IFA ones-- those made before 1936?

I'm looking at Ebay and seeing a lot of old IMCOs, and not expensive, but I'd like to learn more about them before shopping.

Have you written a buyer's guide? I could do that for the Zippo, but IMCOs are new to me --- Vern

RockiesGirl link

11/25/2012 09:00:22 am

Hi again! Please check out my history pages on www.thunderhawkcollectables.com for tons of info. Most of the lighters photographed in those pages are mine, but as I add fellow ebayer pix, they are taking over. I have admittedly fallen behind in adding new information since IMCO shut their doors - been adding new products to all of my sites to make up for the loss of such a super product line! Have fun looking! Julie

Vern

11/25/2012 04:05:18 pm

Thanks Julie. I've ordered 2 books on lighters-- van Weert's, and Schneider & Pilossof's-- so I hope to learn a bit about the IMCO here soon.

Does anyone know what IMCO stands for? IFA is IMCO Feuerzeuge Austria .... "Julius Meister Company" is my best guess.

Vern

11/25/2012 04:05:37 pm

Vern

11/25/2012 04:05:43 pm

MARY DOMINGUEZ

6/12/2016 08:21:39 am

howdy.. can you please tell me how to put a fflint in a Imco sparker?

do they not use fuel?
thanks. Mary

RockiesGirl

Mom of one little girl with Down Syndrome who loves the Rocky Mountains, IMCO Lighters are a staple in my camping gear.
Sadly, since IMCO went out of business, I've moved on to different products, but try to keep up with IMCO news. I hope this information helps all who are looking!

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