Waverley cigarettes

A commanding piece of cigarette advertising

Dimensions
W: 76cm (30in) x H: 30cm (12in)

Era
1930's

Notes
Waverley was a cigarette and tobacco brand produced in the early 20th century drawing its name from Sir Walter Scott’s Waverley novels. It was one of many regional/national tobacco products before the larger names like Players, Wills, and Craven A dominated the market

Condition Enamel still shiny with small edge chips around fixing points. No major rust-through and lettering remains crisp and fully legible