Vantage Ad and Poster Collection: Vantage is an American brand of cigarettes, currently owned and manufactured by the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. (Wikipedia)
Vantage Ad and Poster Collection:
1970’s Ads and Posters:
1978 ‘I have my own ideas about smoking’ Vantage. A lot of taste without a lot of tar
1978 ‘Smoking. Here’s what I’m doing about it.’ Vantage
1980’s Ads and Posters:
1980 The Vantage Point. Where great taste and low tar meet
1980 The Vantage Point. Where great taste and low tar meet
Virginia Slims Ad and Poster Collection: Virginia Slims is an American brand of cigarettes owned by Altria. It is manufactured by Philip Morris USA (in the United States) and Philip Morris International (outside the United States). (Wikipedia)
Virginia Slims Ad and Poster Collection:
1970’s Ads and Posters:
1971 We make Virginia Slims especially for women because they are biologically superior to men
Tareyton Ad and Poster Collection: Tareyton is an American brand of cigarettes, currently owned and manufactured by the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. (Wikipedia)
Tareyton Ad and Poster Collection:
1950’s Ads and Posters:
1952 Discriminating People Prefer Herbert Tareyton
1956 Filter Tip Tareyton Gives you more to enjoy
1959 Dual filter gives you what no single filter can! Tareyton
1960’s Ads and Posters:
1962 Hungry for flavor. Tareyton’s got it!
1964 ‘Us Tareyton smokers would rather fight than switch!’ Join the Unswtichables
1965 ‘Us Tareyton smokers would rather fight than switch!’ Join the Unswitchables
1965 ‘Us Tareyton smokers would rather fight than switch!’ Join the Unswitchables
Winston Ad and Poster Collection: Winston is an American brand of cigarettes, currently owned and manufactured by ITG Brands, subsidiary of Imperial Tobacco in the United States and by Japan Tobacco outside the U.S. The brand is named after the town where R. J. Reynolds started his business which is Winston-Salem, North Carolina. As of 2017, Winston has the seventh-highest U.S. market share (2 percent) of all cigarette brands, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Maxwell Report (Wikipedia)
Winston Ad and Poster Collection:
1950’s Ads and Posters:
1958 Winston Tastes Good! Like A Cigarette Should!
1960’s Ads and Posters:
1960 The big step forward is Filter-Blend and only Winston has it!
1964 Flavor that goes with fun… Winston tastes good … like a cigarette should!
1965 Pardon us for drumming it in. Change to Winston and change for good … for good taste every time!
1965 Good times call for good taste… Change to Winston and change for good… for good taste every time!
1970’s Ads and Posters:
1977 Don’t tell me taste isn’t everything. Winston
1978 Don’t tell me taste isn’t everything. Winston
1978 I want low tar. But taste is a must. Winston
1979 No compromise. Winston Light didn’t compromise on great taste to get low tar. Why should I
1980’s Ads and Posters:
1980 When your taste grows up, Winston out-tastes them all
1980 No compromise. Winston Lights didn’t compromise on great taste to get low tar. Why should I
1980 When your taste grows up, Winston out-tastes them all
1980 When your taste grows up, Winston out-tastes them all (2)
1981 New Winston Ultra
1981 Free Pack. The first ultra low bar built on taste. New Winston Ultra
1984 Winston. America’s Best
1985 Introducing The Winston A Championship Race of 1984 Winston Cup Series Winners
Kent Ad and Poster Collection: Kent is an American brand of cigarettes, currently owned and manufactured by R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company in the United States and British American Tobacco elsewhere. The brand is named after Herbert Kent, a former executive at Lorillard Tobacco Company. (Wikipedia)
Kent Ad and Poster Collection:
1950’s Ads and Posters:
1954 Look at Kent’s proof of greatest filter protection and see why you should change to Kent!
1954 Smokers. Here’s proof you can see… Kent gives greater protection than nay other cigarette
1960’s Ads and Posters:
1962 Your taste buds will tell you why you’ll feel better about smoking with the taste of Kent!
1963 A Real American – Kent
1964 Filter … taste … and pleasure. Kent satisfies best
1964 Pleasure everywhere! Kent satisfies best
1965 Bright gift idea. Give Kent … they brighten up your taste
Carlton Ad and Poster Collection: Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation was a U.S. tobacco company and a subsidiary of multinational British American Tobacco that produced several popular cigarette brands. Where one of these is Carlton (Wikipedia)
Viceroy Ad and Poster Collection: Viceroy is an American brand of cigarettes, currently owned and manufactured by R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company in the United States and British American Tobacco outside of the United States. (Wikipedia)
Viceroy Ad and Poster Collection:
1950’s Ads and Posters:
1951 TV Tips (Try Viceroys)
1958 The Man Who Thinks For Himself Knows… Only Viceroy Has A Thinking Man’s Filter… A Smoking Man’s Taste!
1959 The Man Who Thinks For Himself Knows… Viceroy
1959 The man who thinks for himself knows… Only Viceroy has a thinking man’s filter… a smoking man’s taste!
1959 The Man Who Thinks For Himself Knows… Only Viceroy Has A Thinking Man’s Filter… A Smoking Man’s Taste!
1960’s Ads and Posters:
1965 Viceroy’s got the filter for the taste that’s right!
1965 Viceroy’s got the filter for the taste that’s right!
1965 Viceroy’s got the filter for the taste that’s right!
1965 Viceroy’s got the filter for the taste that’s right!
1967 Great taste whenever you light up… the good taste never quits. Viceroy
1969 Never misses. Never quits. Viceroy’s good taste never quits
1970’s Ads and Posters:
1970 This year they want it different. A vacation away from the crowds. Viceroy
1971 Their garden. Viceroy
1978 Viceroy. More Tobacco, Less ‘Tar’ than Winston or Marlboro
1980’s Ads and Posters:
1980 Rich Lights 100’s from Viceroy
1983 Pleasure is where you find it. Discover Viceroy Satisfaction
Marlboro Ad and Poster Collection: Marlboro, which is currently the world’s most popular cigarette, begin it’s advertising as a luxury cigarette for women and gradually changed from a tough guy “Marlboro Men” theme to Country and Western stile “Marlboro Country”. This was my chosen marque, when I smoked between 1972 and 1998. Beginning with Red Marlboro as 13-year old “Tough Guy” and switching to white one in ’90s after getting a horrible cough. No wonder why these are called “Cowboy Killers”.
Marlboro Ad and Poster Collection:
1940’s Ads and Posters:
1944 Marlboro. America’s Luxury Cigarette. He’d Love that kiss!
1944 Marlboro. America’s Luxury Cigarette
1950’s Ads and Posters:
1952 Escape from the commonplace. Enjoy something different … try Marlboro Cigarettes
1957 The Marlboro Man
1959 Better ‘makin’s’ The secret is in the Marlboro recipe
1959 Better ‘makin’s’ The secret is in the Marlboro recipe
1960’s Ads and Posters:
1965 Come to where the flavor is. Come to Marlboro Country
1969 Come to where the flavor is – Marlboro Country
1970’s Ads and Posters:
1972 Come to where the flavor is. Come to Marlboro Country
1975 Marlboro Lights. The spirit of Marlboro in a low tar cigarette
1977 Come to Marlboro Country
1978 Come to where the flavor is. Marlboro
1978 Marlboro
1980’s Ads and Posters:
1980 Come to Marlboro Country
1980 Come to Marlboro Country
1980 Marlboro Lights. The spirit of Marlboro in a low tar cigarette
Camel Ad and Poster Collection: Camel is a brand of cigarettes that was introduced by American company R.J. Reynolds Tobacco in 1913. Most current Camel cigarettes contain a blend of Turkish tobacco and Virginia tobacco. (Wikipedia)
Camel Ad and Poster Collection:
1930’s Ads and Posters:
1933 It’s Fun To Be Fooled. Camel
1936 for Digestion’s sake … smoke Camels
1936 For Digestion’s Sake… Smoke Camels!
1937 Stars of the Circus. Camels never get on your nerves!
1938 Thrills from the Circus. Camel
1939 Stepping Into Thin Air 4 Miles Up! Let Up _ Light Up A Camel!
1940’s Ads and Posters:
1941 Camels Prince Albert. Gifts That Are Sure To Please In Beautiful Christmas Wrappers
1941 ‘We Want Camels!’
1942 He Doubles in Danger! Camel
1942 Take it from the ‘Queen of the Air’ Antoinette Concello. Your Want Steady Nerves. Camel
1942 ‘I Torture Tanks’ Camel
1943 They’ve Got What it Takes. First In The Service. Camels
1943 Have You A Man In The Army. Do remember _ Camels are first in the service
1944 ‘Sentries of the Sea’ on Blimp Patrol! Camel
1944 They’ve Got What it Takes! ‘Get That Sub!’ First In The Service. Camels
1945 Two Falls to Fame! Camels
1946 Class of ’46 or Class of ’06. More Doctors smoke Camels than any other cigarette
1946 Lady with a Lamp. More Doctors Smoke Camels Than Any Other Cigarette
1947 Merry Christmas For Every Smoker. Camel & Prince Albert
1948 Danger Unlimited! More People Are Smoking Camels Than Ever Before
1948 Four-Legged Fury! More People Are Smoking Camels Than Ever Before
1948 World’s Roughest Ride! More people are smoking Camels than ever before!
1948 Lion On The Loose. Camel
1949 King Of The High Wire. Camel
1949 30-Day Mildness Test wins thousands of smokers to Camels!
1950’s Ads and Posters:
1950 Joan Crawford says ‘I’ve made those mildness tests you’ve read about – my choice is Camels!’
1952 Why did you change to Camels, Alan Ladd?
1952 Why did you change to Camels, Dorothy Kirsten
1952 Why did you change to Camels, Richard Carlson
1952 Why did you change to Camels, Robert Young
1952 Why did you change to Camels, Ruth Hussey
1952 For Father’s Day June 15th. Give Dad his favorite Smoke… Prince Albert & Camel
1954 Famous Opera Star tells why she changed to Camels. Eleanor Steber
1958 New kind of whirlybird! Have a real cigarette – have a Camel
1959 Jerry Coleman, N.Y. Yankees, says. ‘For me it’s Camel – a real cigarette’
1960’s Ads and Posters:
1965 Camel Time. Camel Time is flavor time!
1965 Do you keep reaching for taste that’s not really there? Camel’s real taste satisfies longer!
1965 Do you keep reaching for taste that’s not really there. Camel’s real taste satisfies longer!
1965 Do you keep reaching for taste that’s not really there. Camel’s real taste satisfies longer!
1970’s Ads and Posters:
1970 Camel Filters. They’re not for everybody. (But then, they don’t try to be.)
1971 Today, a man needs a good reason to walk a mile. Start walking. Camel
1971 ‘I’d walk a mile for a Camel’
1971 ‘I’d walk a mile for a Camel’
1971 Today, a man needs a good reason to walk a mile. Start walking. Camel
1975 Taste. I’d go miles for that. Camel
1978 One of a kind. Camel
1980’s Ads and Posters:
1980 Discover Camel Lights satisfaction
1980 Discover satisfaction. Camel Lights
1980 Introducing the Camel Collection by John Henry
1980 Introducing the Camel Collection by John Henry
1980 Satisfaction Camel Filters style
1980 Satisfaction, Camel Filters style
1980 Discover Camel Lights satisfaction
1980 Satisfaction, Camel Filters style
1981 Camel. Where a man belongs
1981 Camel Where a man belongs
1981 Camel. Where a man belongs
1983 Camel. Where a man belongs
1984 Camel Filters. Experience the Camel taste in Camel Filters
Pall Mall Ad and Poster Collection: The Pall Mall brand was introduced in 1899 by the Black Butler Company (UK) in an attempt to cater to the upper class with the first “premium” cigarette. It is named after Pall Mall, a well-known street in the St James’s area of London, containing several of the private clubs which such people patronized. (Wikipedia)
Pall Mall Ad and Poster Collection:
1940’s Ads and Posters:
1941 ‘It’s more than a change _ it’s an important forward step!’ Pall Mall
1941 ‘Something is happening in the cigarette business!’ Pall Mall
1950’s Ads and Posters:
1950 Guard Against Throat-Scratch enjoy smooth smoking Pall Mall’s
1952 Guard Against Throat-Scratch. Pall Mall
1952 Guard Against Throat-Scratch enjoy the smooth smoking of fine tobaccos. Pall Mall
1952 Guard Against Throat-Scratch enjoy the smooth smoking of fine tobaccos. Pall Mall
1952 Guard Against Throat-Scratch enjoy the smooth smoking of fine tobaccos. Pall Mall
1952 Guard Against Throat-Scratch enjoy the smooth smoking of fine tobaccos. Pall Mall
1952 Guard Against Throat-Scratch enjoy the smooth smoking of fine tobaccos. Pall Mall
1954 Let Your Throat Enjoy Smooth Smoking – There is no substitute for Pall Mall
1955 Reward Yourself with the pleasure of smooth smoking. Pall Mall
1956 Don’t miss the fun of smoking Mildness is a pleasure with Pall Mall
1956 Reward Yourself with the pleasure of smooth smoking. Pall Mall
1956 Reward Yourself with the pleasure of smooth smoking. Pall Mall
1956 Reward Yourself with the pleasure of smooth smoking. Pall Mall
1956 Reward Yourself with the pleasure of smooth smoking. Pall Mall
1956 Reward Yourself with the pleasure of smooth smoking. Pall Mall
1958 Get Satisfying Flavor… So Friendly To Your Taste! Pall Mall
1959 All thru the year… Get satisfying flavor… so friendly to your taste! Pall Mall
1960’s Ads and Posters:
1965 Enjoy a long cigarette that’s long on flavor! Pall Mall
1965 I’m Particular. How about you. Be Particular Pall Mall
1965 I’m Particular. Naturally. Be Particular. Pall Mall
1965 I’m Particular. Declare yourself. Pall Mall
1967 With The 7 Minute Cigarette you always finish last. Pall Mall Gold 100’s
1970’s Ads and Posters:
1971 Decisions… decisions… I’ve made my decision – Pall Mall Gold 100’s
