My Tareyton cigarette pack collection | ||
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Posted 2 years ago
mr.tareyton
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Here is a collection of 101 different unopened Herbert Tareyton/ Tareyton cigarette packs..The pack date ranges from 1917-2023
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It would be nice if you offered us some history of Herbert Tareyton.
Now that's specificity. Good work!
Wow ,,,, isn’t that I’d rather fight than switch Cigarettes
I love how they are protected, what is that clear box around them and wonder if available ?
Fantastic Collection, Magnifico Mondo !~
Thanks for the comments I appreciate the feedback Yes, that is the I’d rather fight than switch brand created by the folk tobacco company in 1913 they originally came out in London and the US.. they later got bought out by the American tobacco company and are still produced by RJ Reynolds today they drop the Herbert from their name in I believe around 1956 and just went to Tareyton where that name held true all the way up until I believe 2017 where they re-branded it as it is currently known as Tareyton classic.... the protective cases that I use are actually 50 count baseball card holders they can be found on Amazon or eBay I believe and the thinner ones are the 25 count card cases.. I found they are a perfect fit for a majority of the packs
Great way to show a collection of this magnitude and you need that protection in a great display, Works beautifully. I never smoked but always loved and was drawn into the world of tobacco in the beautiful ashtrays that came out during the period of after the second war where a guy from Toronto did the first airplane standing ashtrays.