Brown Leather Cigarette Case Veg tanned, hand dyed leather cigarette case with lighter holder to the side in brown color
Cobb [1876-1944] was a popular writer for The Saturday Evening Post , the nations highest paid newspaper reporter at The New York World , and the author of over 60 books and 300 short stories.) WHEN the Pure Food Law went into effect [in 1906] the makers of Sweet Caporal Cigarettes did not have to change either their methods of manufacture or the contents of their packages, nor yet their ways of marketing their waresIts proprietors had a regard for factory cleanliness, for honest labelling, for purity of goods, for truthful advertising and sanitary handling long before a Federal statute requiring these things was enacted
Marketers spend plenty of time defending their brands against copycats, but it is not often that a product copycats itself
They favor a compact profile for cut or uncut cheroots, offering easy handling, cooler lips, and a tidy, controlled draw for shorter smokes
