Postcard: Harvesting Tobacco

The modern method of harvesting tobacco.
Publisher Koppel Color Cards, Hawthorne, N.J.

Postcard: Grown Tobacco in Connecticut

Postcard: A view of shade grown tobacco in the Connecticut Valley.
Published by The Collotype Co. Elizabeth, N.J. and N.Y.

Postcard: Philip Morris Manufacturing Center

Text on the backside: Philip Morris Manufacturing Center, located in south Richmond, Virginia on I-95. The Manufacturing Center is part of an Operations Center, which also includes Research & Development, Finance and Engineering. Currently producing more than 400 million cigarettes a day, the manufacturing facility will have a capacity of 140 billion cigarettes per year, making it the largest cigarette producing facility in the world.

Postcard: Do your cigarettes taste different lately

Postcard posted on July, 28, 1953.
Published by Baxter Lane Company, Amarillo, Texas

Postcard: Tobacco Field

A field of fine tobacco in bloom.
Published by Asheville Post Card Co., Ashville, N.C.

Postcard: Tobacco Field

Tobacco field showing curing barn in background.
Published by Asheville Post Card Co., Ashville, N.C.

Postcard: Greetings from Columbia Basin, Wash.

Tobacco Fields.
Scenic Art, Richmond, California

Postard: A Connecticut River Valley Tobacco Farm

Info on the back of this postcard: These tented fields are a familiar sight in this area which is world renowned for shade grown tobacco.
Pub. by NATCO, Natural Color Cards Co., Ridgefield Park, New Jersey

Postcard: Man Smoking a Tobacco Pipe

Postcard Molunkus Harry - Portraying the Typical Oldtime Maine Woods Guide! Skilled in all phases of outdoor life and possessed of an emphatic vocabulary. Copy of Oil-Painting by Wes Herrick.
Genuine Color Cards by Eastern Illustrating, Belfast, Maine.

Postcard: Tobacco Barns in Pioneer Valley, Massachusetts

Published by Luster chrome, Tichnor Bross., INC., Boston, Mass.

Postcard: Interior of a Southern Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse

Postcard published by Asheville Post Card., Ashville, N.C.

Postcard: Tobacco Connecticut Valley

A close up view of shade grown tobacco in the connecticut valley.

Postcard: Christmas Greetings Chacom

I have about 60 Chacom pipes in stock. View my collection.

Postcard: Typical Tobacco Field, "in Old Kentucky"

Publisher: E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, Wis., USA

Information on back: Kentucky is the largest producer of Burley tobacco in U.S.A. and brings a higher average than any other Burley grown elsewhere. The three largest Burley tobacco markets are at Lexington, Mayville and Shelbyville, Ky., where more Burley is sold than in other U.S. markets combined.