Photo: Paul Wolff 1930s
Lucky Strike Cigarettes, June 1935 by The Bees Knees Daily on Flickr.
Featured in Motion Picture Magazine, June 1935
La prostitution
by Man Ray, 1925
et le tabac…
Two women lighting Each others’ cigarettes, Westeinde, The Netherlands, 1932.
Source: Nationaal Archief
Chesterfield Cigarettes, 1919 on Flickr.
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https://www.flickr.com/photos/gatochy/8964326363/in/set-72157613074846100/
Scanned from Taschen’s “All-American Ads 1900-1919”.
“Satisfy – I’ll say so.
This Chesterfield cigarette does more than please the taste. It gives smokers a new kind of cigarette enjoyment, the one thing they’ve always wished for in a cigarette.
Chesterfields let you know you’re smoking – they go straight to your smoke-spot – they satisfy.
It’s because of the blend – an exactly proportioned blend of the finest Turkish and Domestic tobaccos. And the formula for this blend is the manufacturer’s secret. It cannot be copied – or even closely imitated.
Today – ask your dealer for ‘those cigarettes that satisfy.’
Note – Chesterfield’s moisture-proof package keeps them firm and fresh, whatever the weather.”
Sometimes I am wondering if there has been only one proof for advertising on from the beginning.
