RONSON Banjo Brass Satin

First introduced in 1927, the BANJO was the world’s first automatic lighter with one-touch ignition.

A highly coveted lighter among smokers at the time, the BANJO remains a popular and legendary masterpiece of flint-type oil lighters from RONSON.

Named after its design shape, which resembles a banjo, this classic lighter is still meticulously crafted using the same design and specifications as when it was originally introduced.

RONSON Banjo Brass Satin

Detailed Information

• Weight: 57.7 g
• Size: 62 × 49 × 12 mm
• Country of Origin: Japan

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Founded in 1886 by its creator Louis V. Aronson, RONSON is a long-established brand known for its pocket lighters.

In 1928, the world's first one-motion lighter, the BANJO, was introduced. This lighter allowed the user to perform the entire lighting and extinguishing process in a single action.

When people think of RONSON, they think of BANJO. It has garnered fans from all over the world, and its mechanical structure and unique form remain timeless and as appealing as ever.

Banjo

RONSON's answer to perfecting the one-motion lighter. In 1927, the Banjo became the first in the world to achieve one-touch ignition, a true masterpiece. Its name is inspired by the musical instrument. The design, born from forward-thinking creativity, remains as captivating today as it was then, continuing to charm smoking enthusiasts.