47 - Set of 8 tobacco-related items

Set of 8 tobacco-related items Small rectangular cardboard tobacco package, wrapped in a printed band reading “Manufactures de l’État – Tabacs – République française.” Late 19th–early 20th century. Yellowed and crumpled paper; signs of wear and minor imperfections - Pack of 20 Gauloises Caporal “Ordinaire” cigarettes, in paper. Mid-20th century. Crumpled paper, creases, and small stains - Pack of 20 Gauloises Caporal “Ordinary” cigarettes, designed by Marcel Jacno, France, 1936. Brown paper printed with a winged helmet. Crumpled and stained paper; worn edges and corners - Pack of Bull Durham smoking tobacco in an advertising pouch, early 20th century, made of canvas with a drawstring and hanging medallion. Wear, stains, and damage to the labels - Cardboard box for 500 matches, priced at 80 centimes. First half of the 20th century. Weathered cardboard, stained band, and crumpled edges - Genuine “Bull” Durham Smoking Tobacco, promotional paper wrapper, early 20th century. Yellowed paper, creases, and wear along the edges - Genuine “Bull” Durham smoking tobacco. Cardstock, black and yellow borders. Wear, creases, and damage to the edges. Circa 1914. - Pack of ordinary Scaferlati tobacco, French Tobacco Monopoly, 100 grams. 1937–1938. Crinkled and warped paper, small tears