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001tbac: 1953: Lucille Ball Smokes Philip Morris. Full page advertisement for Philip Morris cigarettes, from a 1953 issue of the Saturday Evening Post. Features Lucille Ball, star of I Love Lucy, who states that the brand is good for your throat. 10x13 in. $20
002tbac: 1851: American Indian Pipes, by Seth Eastman. Interesting lithograph of Native American tobacco pipes, drawn by Capt. Seth Eastman, U.S. Army artist of the American frontier. 9x12 in. $40
004tbac: 1919 Ad for Chesterfield Cigarettes. Full page advertisement from a 1919 issue of the New York Times’ Midweek Pictorial section. Contains an image of an American serviceman cheerfully smoking a Chesterfield. 11x16 in. $20
005tbac: 1925 Cigar Label: Kohlers Cigars. Brightly colored, lithographed label for Kohler’s Five Cent Cigars. Printed circa 1925. Would look great in a frame! 6x10 in. $20
006tbac: 1888 Child Labor: Tobacco Strippers. Engraved image from the Jan. 28, 1888 issue of Leslie’s Weekly. Title is "New York City: Tenement House Tobacco Strippers. Employment of Children in Violation of the Law. Scene on the East Side." Shows three young children and their mother stripping tobacco sleepily in a run-down apartment. 11x16 in. $30
007tbac: 1915 Cigar Label: Garcia y Garcia. Decorative, lithographed label for Garcia y Garcia cigars, of Tampa Florida. Printed circa 1915. Would look great in a frame! 6x10 in. $20
008tbac: 1921 Anti Tobacco Ad. Full page advertisement for "Tobacco Redeemer," a medicine manufactured by the Newell Pharmaceutical Co. of St. Louis Missouri. The ad states that tobacco is a dangerous, addictive substance that stunts growth, ruins digestion, and "steals from you the pleasures, comforts and luxuries of life." Taking Tobacco Redeemer is the only sure way to quit the habit for good. Includes a coupon for a free booklet that describes the product in greater detail. 9x12 in. $20
009tbac: 1915 Cigar Label: Porto Vana. Decorative, lithographed label for Porto-Vana Six Cent Cigars. Printed circa 1915. Would look great in a frame! 7x8 in. $20
010tbac: 1947: Gregory Peck Smokes Chesterfields. Full page advertisement for Chesterfield cigarettes from the Saturday Evening Post, featuring movie star Gregory Peck. Shows Peck in a cowboy outfit, confidently smoking a cigarette. 10x14 in. $20
011tbac: Rare 1765 Hand colored copper engraved print. This unusual peice displays the different types of tobacco presses used in the tobacco making process. Size 9 x 14 in. $100