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12-29-2020, 08:23 PM
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well
paper label is actually covering the already burnt into top of
lid ID as can be seen on the left side. If one were to peel back the paper - you would find the actual name to be something else. Doesn't even look like a label. The paper covering likely from an old publication or something else - looks nothing like any label ever affixed to the outside of a cigar box I've ever seen. I see like 5/6 red flags including where the label meets the trim. So it was called base ball cigars? Please. Am I the only one??? no guarantees whether written or implied. According to my wife I'm rarely right. 
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