JERRY LEWIS FANS!

CINEMAPHILES!

AN AUTHENTIC, ORIGINAL

JERRY LEWIS WRISTWATCH

(circa 1960s)

WITH FAMILIAR CARICATURE.

SUITABLE FOR WEARING.

THE ULTIMATE RELIC 

FOR ANY JERRY LEWIS COLLECTOR!

The vintage Wind Master lighter was produced in the early 1960's by Brown and Bigelow. The Wind Master lighter line was discontinued around 1962.

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.

SHIPPING:

Wristwatch will be shipped in protective and sturdy packaging via USPS First Class Mail for $8.00 anywhere in the United States. 

International sales via eBay Global Shipping Program.

Tracking information included in the shipping and handling costs.

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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 "The 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…