T card era cigarette packs

[DJR]

.

[Cerberus]

.........................here's another:

[ethicsprof]

great stuff!!!
thanks for sharing.
and welcome aboard!!!

all the best,
barry

[Cerberus]

Thanks, Barry. I'm waiting for you to post a picture of the framed display in your office, to help keep the thread going. I'll try to post every day or two, "while supplies last." All the best,

Michael

[docpatlv]

Cerberus,

I'll bump the thread for you. Not a rare cig box, but the stamps are a little tougher.



Mike

[canjond]

[Leon]

coupons.....(they can be seen better on my site....)

[ethicsprof]

sorry about my computer illiteracy but ole barry sloate and i are two dinosaurs who have been on the board forever who can't scan.
almost all of my pieces were bought from my great friend, Jon Canfield, who has taught me everything i know about the packs,pouches,etc.
Please accept my applause in lieu of my scans.
all the best,
barry

[Cerberus]

I love the Helmar stamp Cobb, Mike and, particularly, the glassine envelope. I'll post my Helmar display somewhere down the line. Jon's scarce Lenox box is amazing, as is Leon's extensive collection of redemption coupons. Barry, I have pm'd you, re your self-proclaimed status as a non-tech savvy dinosaur.

Now, for today's offering--I can actually feel what must now be the "petrified" (speaking about dinosaurs) gum, rattling around inside the tin. It's "frozen" shut, and I'm not about to take a pair of vice-grips to it, even if the situation calls for a "delicious digestive":