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WWII Era "For Defense Against Throat Irritation" Philip Morris Cardboard Display
Nothing cures an irritated throat more than a good smoke, huh? Back before surgeon general warnings inking tobacco with cancer, cigarette manufacturers were able to convince the public through clever advertising campaigns that smoking was actually good for you! Here's a perfect example of that mindset: WWII era Johnny the Bellboy character aiming a large cigarette from behind a fortress of Philip Morris packs and other smokes poised as guns. The large, colorful cardboard display measures roughly 34" x 45" but creases limit the condition to VG at best.
Past Sports Card, Memorabilia, Non-Sports Card and Collecitble Auction Items
Other past auction items that may be of interest to you.
1904 Ringling Brothers Art in Original Frame (21x27" framed)
19th Century Trade Card Collection
Turn of the Century Huebach Figurines with Marklin Bicycles
1954 Ernest Hemingway Original Photographs (9)
Handcarved Wooden Black Boy On Watermelon (35" tall)
Westinghouse Mazda 1932 Jackie Cooper Die-cut Sign
19th Century Alligator Suitcase
