Show your Tobacco, Candy, Gum, Bread, etc. advertisement pieces

[oldjudge]

Jon-I have never seen the pipe. The more fragile items, like the pipe, probably did not survive the ravages of time.

[philliesfan]

[1880nonsports]

so far haven't managed to get a Lone Jack and I've been looking a long time............. I never get tired of showing my favorite OJ piece!
Here's one of my similar banners Jon. The other I'll post when I can.

[tedzan]

TED Z
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[tedzan]

Ole King Cole tobacco label. I'm displaying the RED CROSS back simply to identify the Lorillard Factory # 10 (Jersey City, NJ....circa 1910)

Did you know that the Lorillard Tobacco Co. (founded in 1760) is the oldest continuously-running Tobacco Company in America.


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TED Z
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[canjond]

I posted this on the T207 thread as well, but after much searching (and assistance), I was able to track down and photograph the Napoleon pack at the National. This is the first time I have ever seen a correct Napoleon pack, so to say they are rare is an understatement. This one was discovered in a church in Boston with a Napoleon card tucked inside. Full 1912 tax stamp makes the box even cooler!

[Cerberus]

Nice pickup, Jon! To say that those are scarce, would be an understatement. All the best,


Michael