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Loose tobacco, to be smoked in pipes, was the original way it was sold. When cigarettes became popular, you could eventually buy pre-made sticks-o-death; but rolling your own remained a viable business.

American Tobacco Company -1923A 2419 visits
Blue Boar Tobacco -1924A 2278 visits
Blue Boar Tobacco -1926A 220 visits
Bull Durham -1916A 3394 visits
Bull Durham -1916B 2049 visits
Bull Durham -1925A 1874 visits
Golden Sceptre Tobaccco -1899A 1603 visits
Harmony Tobacco -1916A 2046 visits
Lucky Strike Cut Plug Tobacco -1904A 1962 visits
Lucky Strike Roll-Cut Tobacco -1914A 1759 visits
Lucky Strike Tobacco -1912A 1860 visits
Old English Curve Cut Pipe Tobacco -1913A 3092 visits
Philip Morris Cut Plug Tobacco -1911A 1444 visits
Prince Albert Tobacco -1911A 2293 visits
Prince Albert Tobacco -1913A 2818 visits
Prince Albert Tobacco -1913B 2660 visits
Prince Albert Tobacco -1939A 1578 visits
Stag Tobacco -1913A 1556 visits
Stag Tobacco -1913B 1423 visits
Tuxedo Tobacco -1926A 1888 visits
Velvet Tobacco -1900'sA 1603 visits
Velvet Tobacco -1911A 1740 visits
Velvet Tobacco -1912A 1941 visits
Velvet Tobacco -1913A 1546 visits
Velvet Tobacco -1917A 2932 visits
Velvet Tobacco -1918A 2221 visits
Yale Mixture -1896A 34 visits

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