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@explainingcontext , In the early 20th century, cigarette packaging looked very different from what we see today., Around the 1930s, some cigarettes were stored in small, circular metal containers Cigarette From the late 1930s through the mid 1950s, oversize cigarettes such as Banquets and Blue Diamond were sold from hotel lobby and cigar store counters at 5 cents each. Each An old pack of cigarettes found under the floor boards of my house during recent renovations. I'm assuming they were left there in the 1930s, when the house was built. : r graphic_design In the early 1930s, cigarette packaging began to reflect a new focus on convenience, branding, and mass appeal. Most American cigarettes were sold in soft packs holding 20 sticks, made from thin paper or foil and sealed with a blue government tax stamp Advert for Craven A cigarettes, 1930s woman smoking. 1934 SuperStock More Early 1930's Cigarette Advertising: Action & Vitality The UncommonWealth

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