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Royal Bum
Cool old cigar ashtray....
Something I picked up.....
Like my father before me, I will work the land,
And like my brother before me, I took a rebel stand.
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That is cool. Where did you find it?
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Royal Bum
Originally Posted by
Old Smokey
That is cool. Where did you find it?
I picked it up with a bunch of pipes, ashtrays and other tobacciana here in Tulsa. I haven't even gotten through all of it yet...
Like my father before me, I will work the land,
And like my brother before me, I took a rebel stand.
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Originally Posted by
droy1958
I picked it up with a bunch of pipes, ashtrays and other tobacciana here in Tulsa. I haven't even gotten through all of it yet...
Lots of cool stuff. Any idea on how old they are? 30's and 40's?
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Royal Bum
Originally Posted by
Old Smokey
Lots of cool stuff. Any idea on how old they are? 30's and 40's?
Maybe 30/40's through 1980's????....
Like my father before me, I will work the land,
And like my brother before me, I took a rebel stand.
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Lost no more
Originally Posted by
droy1958
Maybe 30/40's through 1980's????....
Only item I'm sure of is the Lucky Strike box. The slogan that stuck was "Lucky strike green went to war."
No Idea why that colour was needed for the war effort, other than maybe a paint colour used in the Pacific.
Any way, the green never came back.\ after WWII ended.
Luckies at the time were sold in both tins and cardboard cartons.
The Raleigh and Chesterfield packages could certainly be from anytime in the 1940's.
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True Derelict
Lots of cool stuff there!
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Mr. Noice
Perpetual optimism is a force multiplier.
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Rail Yard Prophet
Originally Posted by
allusred
Only item I'm sure of is the Lucky Strike box. The slogan that stuck was "Lucky strike green went to war."
No Idea why that colour was needed for the war effort, other than maybe a paint colour used in the Pacific.
Any way, the green never came back.\ after WWII ended.
Luckies at the time were sold in both tins and cardboard cartons.
The Raleigh and Chesterfield packages could certainly be from anytime in the 1940's.
The box states it's a classic reproduction of the Lucky Strike green package, so that's repro
But yeah, Luckies were green *until the war.
*EDIT: Found a snopes article all about Luckies during WWII. Apparently they changed from green to white packages, claiming a war need for green dye, but probably was a marketing thing.
Lucky Strike Logo Color Change : snopes.com
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