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Antique Porcelain Old Gold Cigarettes Sign Advertisement Not a Cough In a Carload MFG by Lorillard Co. | Tobacciana727 of 1398 |  |  |
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Here is a similar item to what officialfuel posted before on here that I thought some of you may enjoy. It seems to be a smaller version of his find. It is about 36 inches across and 12 inches tall. They came in a variety of different sizes. I think it is from the 1930's.
Thank you for looking my friends and have an awesome day! : )
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Thank you is in order once again official. Thanks for taking a look at my posts.
I appreciate you stopping by and showing some love for this old sign Longings. Have a great night my friend! : )
Thank you cwork for passing by and showing that you like this item. Have an awesome remainder of the night my friend! : )
Good to see you around again Manikin! Thank you so much for lovin the sign. Have a great weekend.... : )
Hey cocacolakid97 great to see you around. Good to know you are well. Thanks for lovin this item my friend! : )