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$12.40 1938 Lucky Strike Cigarettes Ad "Andy Tilley" $9.92 Add to cart 1952 Ronson Ad "Christmas Gift Survey" $12.40 1948 Camel Cigarettes Ad "Vic Scott" $9.92 Add to cart 1963 Chesterfield Cigarettes Ad "Tastes Great" $9.92 1952 Lucky Strike Cigarettes Ad "Luckies Taste Better" $9.92 Add to cart 1963 York Cigarettes Ad "world'ly" $9.92 Add to cart 1961 Pall Mall Cigarettes Ad "Taste Pall Mall" $12.40 1953 Chesterfield Cigarettes Ad "Low In Nicotine" $9.92 Add to cart 1963 Lucky Strike Cigarettes Ad "not from the girls" $9.92 Add to cart 1969 Roi-Tan Cigar Ad "under your nose" $9.92 Add to cart 1965 Carlton Cigarettes Ad "The word is light" $9.92 1966 Half and Half Cigarettes Ad "Get a pocketful" $9.92 Add to cart 1958 Pall Mall Cigarettes Ad "So friendly" $9.92 Add to cart 1942 Blackstone Cigars Ad "Extra Pleasure in every size

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