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07-16-2008, 07:17 PM
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T206 question - cigarette popularity
Posted By: Jeff S.
I never put the modern Drum I see many people rolling in Brooklyn with that of the T206 brand. Has it actually survived all these years? Polar Bear was the only "loose" tobacco from the T206 set correct? I'm assuming then that Drum was sold as a pre-rolled cigarette back then. 
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