Woodbine Cigarettes

A simple but dramatic sign promoting the working mans cigarette

Dimensions
W: 61cm (24in) x H: 91cm (36in)

Era
1950's/1960's

Notes
Nicknamed “the poor man’s cigarette”, Woodbines were cheap, strong and hugely popular cigarettes in the early to mid-20th century particularly among soldiers, miners, and factory workers. A classic mid-century British advertising design: bold, simple, colourful.

Condition Some small edge chips but otherwise very clean, strong gloss, and excellent display quality