since 1965
James Bond 007  Museum Sweden, Nybro.
The  007 museum  over 900 sq.m.
       

Fransisco Scaramanga
Played by Christopher Lee

Scaramanga plays the title character in The Man With The Golden Gun, as the the best and most highly paid assassin in the world (at $1 million a 'hit'). He plans to monopolise solar power and when Bond gives chase, Scaramanga challenges him to a duel on his island. Of course, 007 comes out as a winner. Coincidentally, actor Christopher Lee is Ian Fleming's cousin

79 Years of Integrity, Quality and Innovation

Colibri takes the lighter to the next level in great design and variety, without compromising fine, functional craftsmanship. In 1928, Colibri introduced the world’s first automatic lighter. It was an immediate success and the first of a host of innovative products that would secure Colibri’s position as the leader in lighter technology. Eighty years on, Colibri continues to lead the way with beam sensor, cigar, sport and multi-function lighters, along with a wide selection of impeccably styled and detailed smoking accessories.

The Golden Gun from the film
“The Man With The Golden Gun”.

In 1974, the famous ‘Golden Gun’ in the James Bond classic The Man With The Golden Gun starring Roger Moore was made by Colibri.

In Fleming’s novel, the golden gun is a gold-plated .45 calibre revolver; however, for the film, it was a single-shot weapon that fires a custom made 4.2-millimeter golden bullet. The instant kill technology relies on the bullet shattering akin to a fragmentation grenade. Scaramanga uses such a weapon to emphasize his peerless skill as a pistol marksman and the fact that he only ever needs one bullet to kill a target. The gun also separates into a gold cigarette lighter, a gold cigarette case, a gold cuff link, and a gold pen so as to avoid detection.

Every Colibri product is individually inspected to ensure it conforms to a rigid quality control standard and each product is back by a worldwide one-year repair service warranty.

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