Prison Cigarette Lighter
Of Famous Sam Bergel Jackson Tennessee Redilite Tube
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If you are the famous Sam Bergel of Jackson Tennessee, then I have your lighter here. This appears to be a REDILITE Advertising "tube" Cigarette Lighter and Vintage. For a matchless friend (get it? LMAO) visit Jackson Tennessee and the folk hero Sam Bergel at his Auto Parts Company or pick up your ancient phone and use that dial to contact 2-3471He should be easy to look up
PLEASE ALERT SAM BERGEL OR ONE OF HIS HEIRS.
This is the type of contraband cigarette lighter that is used by inmates in prison. If you know what I mean, and I think you do. Makes a great gift for anyone serving a lengthy sentence. Much more pleasant to carry than a zippo. OUCH!
"Papillon" is an autobiographical novel written by Henri Charrière, first published in 1969. It also became a movie. Papillon is Charrière's nickname. In the book the prisoner Papillon was put aboard a vessel bound for South America, where he learned about the brutal life that prisoners endured at the prison colony. Violence and murders were common among the convicts. Men were attacked for many reasons, including money, which most kept in a charger (a hollow metal cylinder concealed in the rectum or anus; also known as a plan d'evasion, plan, or "escape suppository"). Papillon befriended Louis Dega, a former banker convicted of counterfeiting. He agreed to protect Dega from attackers trying to get his charger.
PLEASE ALERT SAM BERGEL OR ONE OF HIS HEIRS.
This is the type of contraband cigarette lighter that is used by inmates in prison. If you know what I mean, and I think you do. Makes a great gift for anyone serving a lengthy sentence. Much more pleasant to carry than a zippo. OUCH!
"Papillon" is an autobiographical novel written by Henri Charrière, first published in 1969. It also became a movie. Papillon is Charrière's nickname. In the book the prisoner Papillon was put aboard a vessel bound for South America, where he learned about the brutal life that prisoners endured at the prison colony. Violence and murders were common among the convicts. Men were attacked for many reasons, including money, which most kept in a charger (a hollow metal cylinder concealed in the rectum or anus; also known as a plan d'evasion, plan, or "escape suppository"). Papillon befriended Louis Dega, a former banker convicted of counterfeiting. He agreed to protect Dega from attackers trying to get his charger.
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