JERRY LEWIS HANDED OUT HUNDREDS OF CIGARETTE LIGHTERS.

BUT NOT LIKE THIS ONE!

AN AUTHENTIC, VINTAGE, RARE, ORIGINAL

JERRY LEWIS LIGHTER! (circa 1960s)

NO ZIPPO HERE! THIS IS A VINTAGE LANSING VERITHIN 

WITH BRIGHT WHITE PLASTIC FRONTPIECE:

 "THANK YOU VERY MUCH! JERRY LEWIS"

A UNIQUE PIECE OF HOLLYWOOD MEMORABILIA

THIS IS THE REAL DEAL FROM

THE ULTIMATE JERRY LEWIS INSIDER-COLLECTOR

Direct from the estate of NOLAN FINE, the National Basketball Association referee and avid art and Jerry Lewis collector, who passed away on September 3, 2016, at age 60.

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JERRY LEWIS (March 16, 1926 - August 20, 2017), nicknamed "The King of Comedy", was a comedian, actor, singer, filmmaker and humanitarian, who appeared in over sixty films and other media, from the Martin & Lewis partnership with singer Dean Martin to on his own as a soloist. In addition to his work behind the scenes as director, producer and screenwriter, Lewis helped develop and popularize "video assist", the closed-circuit apparatus enabling film directors to see what had been shot without waiting for developed film footage. He raised awareness and a billion dollars for muscular dystrophy while as national chairman of the Muscular Dystrophy Association for 55 years.

From the Virginian-Pilot newspaper, 3 Sept 2007:

"(Nolan) Fine is 51, a trim guy with close-cropped, graying hair who looks exactly like a retired pro basketball referee should. He spent 16 years with the National Basketball Association - he called fouls on Shaq and Michael Jordan - and has a massive NCAA championship ring from his years officiating college.

Fine's sports memorabilia collection: three items.

Fine's Jerry Lewis memorabilia collection: 400 items.

"You don't think I'm wacko," he said, a smile hovering, hazel eyes dancing, "do you?"

There are movie posters and scripts, a signed 1954 contract with Martin and Lewis ($205,000 for Dean, $295,000 for Jerry) and Lewis' cowboy boots, in not-so-Wild West hues of pink and turquoise, from the 1956 flick "Pardners."

And Dean and Jerry figurines, a Dean and Jerry pocket watch ("It's stuck at 5 'til 3," Fine said. "I'm not sure if that's a.m. or p.m."), Dean and Jerry playing card sets ("Never been opened," Fine said, running a finger along the cellophane), Dean and Jerry cufflinks and puppets and coloring books and salt and pepper shakers...