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Ordering Shipping Our Guarantee About Us Contact Us Privacy Policy Site Map View Cart TOBACCO and MATCHES #TO017 - Sun-Ray Cigar Poster Large vintage 17" wide paper poster for Sun-Ray Cigars. Fancy name on sunburst background. Unused stock found in the warehouse. Circa 1930s. Nice condition. $1.50 #TM038 - Group of 2 Viceroy Cigarettes Front Cover Striker Match Packs You get 2 for $1 (that's 50¢ each). Vintage full packs of front cover striker Viceroy Cigarette matches. The inside says "Viceroy the taste that's right! Not too strong! Not too light!". Excellent unused condition. This is a great price on these. $1.00 #TOP019 - Yankee Girl Chewing Tobacco Bag Vintage 7" tall bag that says "Yankee Girl Chewing Tobacco" "Scotten, Dillon Company Detroit, MI". This is part of the items that came out of the Scotten Dillon warehouse a number of years ago. This is not a real common one and they are in excellent condition. Circa 1940s. These were bags that Scotten Dillon would supply tobacco bag stores with to put tobacco in when they sold it. $0.75 #NE020 - Tobacco Cone Picturing Black Native Vintage 12" tall folded flat cones that were used to scoop tobacco. These are old unused stock that were found in Amsterdam, Holland. Circa 1940s. Pictures smoking black native. $1.50 #SIGN054 - Blue-Tip Cigar Fan Hanger Sign Vintage 6 1/4" wide cardboard sign advertising Blue-Tip Cigars. This was a fan hanger sign. Fan Hangers were tied to the string of store ceiling fans (before air conditioning) and slowly turned from the breeze of the fan, and so fan hanger signs are always two sided. The signs are identical on both sides. They were just found recently in the old factory and are the only examples I know of. All have some small typical paint flaking as you can see in the picture if you look close, but you won't find any better anywhere. Circa 1930s. $1.50 #TO041 - Be-Bop Novelty Cigarette Holder Display Card with 12 Holders Vintage 9" tall heavy cardboard cigarette holder display. The pipe holders are 4 1/2" long. It says "Be-Bop Pipe Novelty CIgarette Holders" "All Cigarette Smokers". These are from the Be-Bop era around 1950 when smoking was very popular. You put a cigarette in the holder and smoked it vertically. These are unsold stock that I pulled out of the now defunct Pressner warehouse in New York many years ago. Excellent condition. Circa 1950. $12.00 #TM071 - Full Book of front cover striker Golden Gate Casino Matches Vintage unused full pack of front cover striker Golden Gate Casino Matches. They say "Golden Gate Casino Downtown Las Vegas" and are unused and from around the 1960s. Extremely nice condition. The Golden Gate hotel and casino has the distinction of having the address #1 Fremont street as it was the first building erected in Las Vegas. Built in 1906. We actually visited there last year when we were one vacation. They have really kept it in nice shape. Their sundae cup of shrimp for only $1 is the best deal in town. Great steaks too. $1.00 #SIGN031 - Lord Baltimore Cigar Decal Vintage 6 1/2" wide Lord Baltimore Cigar Decal. These are a peel and stick advertising decals that were made to go on a window or door of a country store. Nice shape. Unused old factory stock. Circa 1930s. $2.00 #TM088 - Silver Club Casino Front Cover Striker Match Pack The Silver Club Casino was in Sparks, NV. It was only at the address on the match pack for one year in 1963. Marked "Silver Club" "1040 B Street Sparks, Nevada". Sparks is actually part of Reno. $1.00 #SIGN065 - Seven Seas Pipe Tobacco Sign 14” wide paper sign advertising Seven Seas pipe tobacco. They used to post these kinds of signs in store windows. These are unused old stock from the defunct Weisert Tobacco Co. in St. Louis, MO. They are in great unused condition and circa 1940s. $4.50 #TOP021 - Master Carton for Insert Tobacco Tins Vintage 9" tall unused cardboard master carton. Pictures Insert Tobacco tins on the sides and says they were made to contain one dozen of the 5¢ size. Marked "John Weisert Tobacco Co. St. Louis, MO". Empty and folded flat. They have perforations so the box could be split into two counter displays, Somehow the contents of this defunct factory ended up at an auction house in Felicity, Ohio a number of years ago. We bought most of it, but it ended up burning in our warehouse fire a few years ago. We still had a small stack of these sitting around the house. $1.50 #ZLSC045 - Group of 6 Rudolph Valentino Cigar Bands You get 6 for $3 (that's 50¢ each). Embossed and gilded cigar band labels say “Rudolph Valentino Quality Cigar”. From the mid 1920’s when Rudolph Valentino was considered the ultimate screen lover. He was idolized by the female fans of the 1920's like Elvis was in the 1950’s. He died an untimely death in 1926 at only 31 years of age (from a perforated ulcer), which probably explains why these cigar band labels were never used. These have become very difficult to find. $3.00 #SIGN066 - Smoke 54 Tobacco Sign 14” wide paper sign advertising 54 pipe tobacco. They used to post these kinds of signs in store windows. These are unused old stock from the defunct Weisert Tobacco Co. in St. Louis, MO. They have a few light ripples and are circa 1940s. $3.00 #TM085 - Harolds Club Casino (Reno) Front Cover Striker Match Packs Picture of covered wagon on front and comic cowboy on back. Says “Harolds Club or Bust” on both sides. Full unused packs of matches from the 1960’s, but they do show some rust spots from the staples (as shown in picture). These are full unused packs. $0.50 #TO037 - Weisert 54 Smoking Tobacco Bag Vintage 8" wide printed cellophane bag that says "John Weisert's 54 Smoking Tobacco for Pipe and Cigarette". Unused stock from the Weisert Tobacco Co. in St. Louis, MO. Circa 1950. $0.35 #SIGN064 - Tipperary Smoking Mixture Sign 13 1/2” tall paper sign advertising Tipperary Smoking Mixture pipe tobacco. They used to post these kinds of signs in store windows. These are unused old stock from the defunct Weisert Tobacco Co. in St. Louis, MO. They are in great unused condition and circa 1940s. $4.50 #ZZZ005 - 1917 Cancelled House of Crane Cigars Check Vintage cancelled House of Crane Cigar check. Checks have a real "E. E. Crane" signature on them. They feature the crane on a signpost logo. Nice shape. All are dated 1917 give or take a year. These were found at the company warehouse many years ago. $0.50 #TO025 - Crooks Rum and Honey Cigar Pack Vintage 5 1/2" tall empty Rum and Honey Crooks Cigar pack. These are very brightly colored and picture a barrel and bee on the front and back. They say "Rum and Honey Crooks Cured in Rum and Flavored with Honey". Unused old stock found at the Wolf Bros. Cigar Co. Red Lion, PA. These are great for the country store collector. They can put 5 cigars in them and make a nice display item. $0.50 #TM084 - Full Pack Front Cover Striker Creomulsion Cough Medicine Matches Vintage pack of front cover striker Creomulsion matches with ad for Creozets Lozenges on the inside. Perfect condition. $0.50 #TM058 - Full Book of Early Las Vegas Fremont Hotel and Casino Matches Vintage unused full pack of front cover stiker Las Vegas Fremont Hotel and Casino matches. The Fremont Hotel was designed by architect Wayne McAllister and opened on May 18, 1956 as the tallest building in the state of Nevada. These matches are from that early time period (the phone number on them is DU 4-3333). Nice picture of the hotel. They are full unused packs in good condition, but they do have some rust around the staples. $1.00 #TO020 - Philip Morris Shipping Tag Vintage 4 1/4" tall cardboard shipping tag with metal string. Old unused factory stock in great shape. Neat old Phillip Morris logo on them. $0.35