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Here you have an orginal style pack of Winston(1956 was the first). Don't know excactly when this full pack was made, but do know it to older than 1963. The address on the pack has no zip code. This pack was found inside of 1950's uniform pocket. Last picture is a pack bought yesterday.
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TobaccianaTobacco became popular in Europe in the 1600's, after traders brought back …
Thank you Nate for stopping in , looking around and showing the loves, very appreciated!!
I imagine there cannot be a lot of vintage unopened cigarette packs around, quite the cool find. Back when they were healthy and flavorful. Is that Rod Serling from The Twilight Zone in the ad?
Np kerry i just cant help myself lol my father used to smoke Winston's so i had to love it being a smoker myself
miike, I'm don't think it's Rod, but does look alot like him, never noticed that, thanks for the insight and the love, very appreciated!!
Thank you Mani, always a pleasure to see you've dropped by, very appreciated!!
Heck I was going to see if ya had a spare one but not my brand LOL :-)
Always have one for you Mani, I've found it the urge hits, the brand doesn't matter ..... much. lol
you ll end up smoking one . yummy :) lol , just kidding :)
Sean, don't know about "Yummy", but I do enjoy one after a drink or two. Thanks for the comments and the love, always appreciate you dropping in. :-)
your very welcome kerry:) :)
Thank you ttomtucker for stopping, looking and showing the love, very appreciated!!