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Title: Burley Tobacco Field (KY), Chrome unused Description: This view shows a field of Burley tobacco that is almost mature and will soon be ripening for harvest. Tobacco is an important Cash crop for the Kentucky farmer		Title: Tobacco (KY), Chrome unused Description: Tobacco, one of the chief agricultural products of Kentucky, the Blue Grass State.

Title: Tobacco Auction (NC), Chrome unused Description: Tobacco Auction, North Carolina. This is a typical scene of a tobacco auction in the Williamston – Washington Windsor area. Buyers, tag & Sale listers, formers, “advance men” and warehouseman listed to the sing-song chant of the auctioneer. A chant that is difficult for the layman to comprehend.		Title: Tobacco Field (KY), Chrome unused Description: This view shows a field of ripe burley tobacco in August. Part of tobacco has been cut and stored into eh barn. Tobacco is one of the most important crops in beautiful Kentucky

Title: Tobacco Farmer Real Photo unused		Title: Tobacco Fields (CT), Real Photo


Title: Tobacco Sale An Ever Interesting Scene Linen unused		Title: Winston-Salem (NC), Linen PM 1953 May-01 Description: Winston-Salem, N. C. - home of Camel and Cavalier Cigarettes, Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco and the other tobacco products for which R. J. Reynolds Tobacco company is famous. This beautiful tower-like skyscraper is headquarters of the Company, and is with in 5 minutes reach of the many factories where these products are made. Each year, the Reynolds Company welcomes thousands of visitors, from all parts of America and foreign lands, on guided tours in its plant.

Title: Interior Of A Southern Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Linen PM 1936 Oct-27		Title: A Connecticut River Valley Tobacco Farm (CT), Chrome unused Description: These tented fields are a familiar sight in this area which is world renowned for shade grown tobacco

Title: An Attractive Virginia Maiden Removing Tobacco Leaves (VA), Chrome unused Description: An attractive Virginia maiden removing tobacco. leaves, showing the full size tobacco stalks in bloom. The bottom leaves are now ready for pulling and remainder of the leaves will be pulled within the following three weeks. This scene often repeated in area of Lynchburg, Farmville, Bedford, Clarksville, Danville, Rocky Mount, Martinsville, South Boston, South Hill and Abingdon.		Title: Filling Tobacco Barn In Virginia (VA), Chrome unused Description: Filling Tobacco Barn in Virginia for the final curing process. Tobacco leaves have been harvested, bound in small bundles then tied on sticks. When these sticks have been rocked in the barn the heat will then be continuously applied for 24 to 36 hours for final curing. This scene often repeated in area of Lynchburg, Farmville, Bedford, Clarksville, Danville, Rocky Mount, Martinsville, South Boston, South Hill and Abingdon.

Title: Harvesting Tobacco In Virginia (VA), Chrome unused Description: Harvesting Tobacco in Virginia, showing the filled sled ready to be transported to the tobacco barn for curing. This scene often repeated in area of Lynchburg, Farmville, Bedford, Clarksville, Danville, Rocky Mount, Martinsville, South Boston, South Hill and Abingdon.		Title: Harvesting Tobacco In Virginia (VA), Chrome unused Description: Harvesting Tobacco in Virginia. Bottom leaves are first pulled and as the tobacco ripens the higher leaves are pulled at intervals of approximately ten days. This scene often repeated in area of lynchburg, Farmville, Bedford, Clarksville, Danville, Rocky Mount, Martinsville, South Boston, South Hill and Abingdon.

Title: Virginia Tobacco Market (VA), Chrome unused Description: This type of bright tobacco is produced by the "flue curing" method of ripening and coloring. The tobacco is placed on baskets according to grade before the sale. The ouctioneer, second from front of left line, chants the bids offered by the buyers which are examining the tobacco.		Title: Havana Cuban Cigars Linen unused Description: Smoke a sign of good taste! Look for the green Warranty stamp of Cuban Government. This official seal will be found on every box of Real imported Havana Cigars. Exhibit presented by the National Commission for propaganda and defense of Cuban Tobacco at the New York World's Fair. Cuba is a good neighbor. 75% of its imports are from the United States. Smoke Havana Cigars; a sign of good taste!

Title: Interior Of A Southern Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Linen PM 1938 Oct-27		Title: Interior Of A Southern Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Linen unused

Title: Interior Of A Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse (KY), Linen unused		Title: A St. Valentine Pipe Dream Divided Back unused Description: #6719

Title: Smoking - Devil m, Divided Back PM 1908 Mar-28 Description: It is better to smoke Here than hereafter		Title: A Connecticut River Valley Tobacco Farm Scenic (CT), Chrome unused Description: A Connecticut River Valley Tobacco Farm. These tented fields are a familiar sight on this area which is world renowned for shade grown tobacco

Title: A. S. T. Tobacco Co., Scenic (MA), Linen unused Description: A. S. T. Tobacco Co., From Sugar Loaf Mountain.		Title: Tobacco Field In Kentucky Scenic (KY), Divided Back

Title: Cigar Factory Tampa (FL), Chrome unused		Title: I'm Watching And Waiting For Thee Divided Back PM 1905 Aug-29 Description: smoking

Title: No Cause For Worry I'm Well And Happy Divided Back PM 1908 Oct-29		Title: Puppy smoking Pipe Divided Back unused

Title: Roller Skaing Girl, Smoking Divided Back unused Description: And she wasn't a bad skate either		Title: RJ Reynolds Camel Tobacco Chrome unused Description: Come to Winston-Salem, N. C. and enjoy a free, personalized tour of R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company - makers of Camel, Winston, Salem and Cavalier Cigarettes, Prince Albert and Carter hall smoking Tobaccos, and other famous tobacco products. Visitors are welcome each working day and night.

Title: Exotic Dancer Smoking Cigarette Divided Back PM 1906 Nov-11		Title: A Quiet Smoke At Last Divided Back PM 1910 Sep-30

Title: Cigarrettes Divided Back PM 1906 Description: Series 150		Title: Think Of Me At Evening - Smoking Pipe Divided Back unused Description: Think of me at evening When you, your pipe do smoke And know that I am longing My heart with yours to yoke.

Title: To Give Up Betting Cigar Divided Back PM 1911 May-11 Description: A Good Resolution A Resolution that's good Is worth keeping Tho made but in smoke, so I pray You'll do what you intend and not let it end, In the smoke as it rolls away.		Title: Seeing Everything Smoking a Hookah Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Feb-09

Title: Stung!! Smoking Divided Back PM 1909		Title: Betsy And I Are Out Divided Back PM 1913 Description: SHERIE "Amour" Series No. 977

Title: Greetings From The Heart Of Tobacco Land Rocky Mount (NC), Linen unused Description: Tobacco Field. Barn - where tobacco is cured before auction. Tobacco Auction Sale. Tobacco ready for shipment to Cigar and Cigarette factories		Title: Greetings From Tobaccoland (NC), Linen unused Description: Tobacco auction sale

Title: Santa Smoking a Pipe Divided Back PM 1910 Description: Merry Christmas		Title: O Cigaretta I Love You Better Than Any Other Girl Divided Back unused

Title: A Texas Horned Toad Smoking A Cigarette Linen unused		Title: Do Your Cigarettes Tastes Different Lately? Linen unused

Title: Hello- Please Write Linen PM 1946		Title: Shade-grown Tobacco Chrome unused Description: Famous shade-grown tobacco grown in the Connecticut River Valley. These tented fields are a familiar sight to motorists on Route 5

Title: R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston Salem (NC), Chrome unused Description: Visitors are welcome at Whitaker Park, the largest cigarette factory in the world. The R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company invites you to Winston-Salem, N.C., where you can enjoy free, personalized tours of this and other Company factories each working day or night. Famous products include Camel, Winston, Salem and Cavalier Cigarettes and Prince Albert and Carter Hall Smoking Tobaccos		Title: Drunk - Shay, Have you been up all night too hie? unused Description: Wooden Cigar Indian

Title: Love at first sight unused		Title: Love at first sight unused

Title: Two Men Smoking Pipes unused Description: circa 1910		Title: Man Smoking Cigar unused

Title: Tobaccanist Cigar Store Interior Real Photo unused		Title: Man Wants But Little Here Below Divided Back PM 1916 Nov-15

Title: Black Girl Tobacco Fields (CT), Real Photo unused		Title: Things Are Not Always What They Seem Divided Back unused

Title: Tar Baby Buffalo (NY), Chrome unused Description: The "Tar Baby" provides cigarette smoke for clinical studies and animal tests at the Roswell Park Memorial Institute, Buffalo, New York. "Tar Baby" consumption approx. 100 cartons cigarettes per day. (Distributed by Health Research, Inc., agency for administering cancer research grants and donations at Roswell Park.)		Title: Cigar Smoking Cat Divided Back PM 1908

Title: Easter Greetings PM 1910 Description: Dressed Chick Smoking a Cigarette		Title: All dressed Up To Meet You In Florida - Alligator Scenic (FL), Linen unused Description: Alligator in a tuxedo smoking a cigar

Title: Why don't this durn cigar light unused

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