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Posted By: Dave
Ted...but the factory number just indicate the state produced correct? I'm assuming the ones with NC factories were used and distributed all over the southeastern U.S...and the same with the ones from NY. Perhaps the NY factories were the cigarettes sent out west? I'm assuming with the rarity of Drums, Broadleafs and such...that they were very small market cigarette companies...perhaps just available in one or two states? |
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