Trim Reducing-Aid Cigarettes “curb your appetite” presumably with the tartaric acid they contain. Now there’s a concept! They’re from Cornell Drug Corp., 1958. And here’s something else that will curb your appetite: Michael Dukakis For President! That’s right, folks, as late as 1988 our beloved Democrats were “smoking for victory.” To the right is an interesting vintage pack of Bravo filter kings. 

No nicotine in these Bravos. In fact, instead of tobacco, they’re said to be made of lettuce leaves!

To the right is a 1938 Pall Mall pack. The O-Nic-O “Denicotinized, non-chemical” cigarettes are from 1953. Also shown, a nice spring-loaded clear plastic cigarette case. The small L&M box is a complimentary pack of four from the 1960s. Cigarette companies used to pass out these free packs on street corners out of the goodness of their hearts.

Candy cigarettes! These Kings from the US are vintage 1960s, I think. “Viseroy,” “Marldoro,” and “Kemt” are contemporary 21st century items from Mexico. From left, a pocket ash tray, mid-century modern jet-age pipe, ’50s vintage bubble pipe, and two vintage cigarette lighters from Japan: One marked "Thunderbird" and the other a Nesor-Rosen for Fender Guitars (“Fine Electric Instruments”).