The image on the lighter reproduces the iconic Zippo signet ring, designed by founder George G. Blaisdell to commemorate his pride and the great success he had achieved with his beloved Zippo. Blaisdell commissioned Tiffany & Company of New York City to produce Zippo signet rings in the 1940s. The concept of the ring dates back to the 1700s, when individuals wore such rings to imprint a wax seal to secure a document or envelope. The reverse image on the signet ring displays the correct image when pressed against the hot wax seal. The image shows a 1932 lighter, with ZIPPO at the top and BRADFORD, PENNA. below. The year 1933 is shown just below the lighter. At the bottom of the seal is the word LABORANT, Latin for “they work” – a most apt description for a Zippo lighter.

^{The high-end Armor ®} product line is designed with 18K gold plating.

Limited edition numbered: XX.XXX/10,000 on the back of the lighter.

LUXURY black box with extremely luxurious embossed pattern. For optimal performance, use Zippo lighter fuel.