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When I bought my Jobey Hand-Rubbed poker from Blue Room, I researched and found this ad with the same model. 
Wow! Great deal for $10!When I bought my Jobey Hand-Rubbed poker from Blue Room, I researched and found this ad with the same model.
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some of the rarest baseball cards came with tobacco
Got some German ones, some are for tobacco but depict pipes.
Kaywoodie Advertisements for the $10 Flame Grain (1937) and postwar $15 Connoisseur, $20 Nintey Fiver, and $25 Centennial.
Pre war Kaywoodie used 11 million blocks a year of briar, only a tiny fraction worthy of the Flame Grain.
Pre war Kaywoodie used 11 million blocks a year of briar, only a tiny fraction worthy of the Flame Grain.
My favorite pipe tobacco ad "theme" is: smoking a pipe attracts women. Those were the days!
When I bought my Jobey Hand-Rubbed poker from Blue Room, I researched and found this ad with the same model.
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I have the Blast version of that pipe
Not an actual ad, but the winner of a "Bad Ads" photoshop competition.
just realized the knife guy is off brand Bing Cosby.
I feel like the Landfried guys are plotting evil. And the guy above them is the assassin they hired to take care of their little problem. If that guy wasn't lurking in the upper left hand corner in the Landfried ad it just look like two old guys who are sharing dirty jokes. Love these old style ads.
Love how the Kaywoodie remembers ads the first one with the wagons they tie that into their history, but the beat down of Gentleman Jim one is just like yeah that happened during a time that our company was also around.
My wife gathered the ads on Facebook, so there isn’t a source mentioned anyway. At the second glance I also think these are fakes, but well done and they reflect the beliefs in those times of smoking as a harmless even sometimes relaxing if not overall healthy habit.
Was this a one off statement or did Sasieni have a royal warrant?
Good old England, came for the motorcycle nostalgia, noted a nice storefront:
Ahh I can feel the wind in my hair, well what hair I have.
Just to clarify: They misspelled the tobacco to stick inside, it should have been spelled Dobie (i.e. Four Square) and I'm sure the "bag" was Bull Durham.
Matchless 250cc since that would have been the maximum capacity allowed for a learner motorcyclist in those days. I think the government changed the limit to 125cc in 1981 to take account of the fact the Honda K4/CB250 had more power than the tradition British bike. Most people learnt to ride on BSA C11/C15 and Star Fires or BSA Bantams.
Gilbert & Sullivan used to say ‘a policeman’s lot is not a happy one’. Peelers in their manor must never of heard of Midnight Flake.
The Thin Blue Line…..
The Thin Blue Line…..
A ’male model’ circa 1936.
very much the ‘Brad Pitt’ of his day & darling of the advertising world, i‘m sure.
very much the ‘Brad Pitt’ of his day & darling of the advertising world, i‘m sure.