A rare Goes certificate, for use by South Carolina companies only. 14 March 1904 VF EUR 40 12 CONTINENTAL TOBACCO CO. in New Jersey, the link of Washington, Commonwealth and tobacco suggests the company worked in Virginia. Fine, clear vignette of a cigar-manufacturing machine. 14 October 1902 EF EUR 30 10 CIGAR MACHINE CORP. Fine vignettes of a stag's head and a beehive. 18 February 1926 VF EUR 50 9 CHAMPION MATCH CO. Vignette of an attractive house - perhaps the 'club house' of the name, also a woman and a beehive. 1 December 1919 EF EUR 50 8 CLUB HOUSE CIGAR CO. Kentucky has always been a major producer of tobacco. Vignette of two men in a library, and underprint of a tobacco plant. Taken over in 1929 by the Deisel-Wemmer-Gilbert Corp., cigarmanufacturer in Ohio.
The company manufactured R.G.Dun & Bradstreet cigars. 2.Participating B Stock, specimen, blue & black. 1.Preference A Stock, specimen, brown & black. 13 February 1964 EF EUR 5 6 BERNARD SCHWARTZ CIGAR CORPORATION (2 pieces) USA : DELAWARE. Through the American Cigar Co., American Tobacco also owned the Federal Cigar Co., part of the Porto-Rican American Tobacco Co., the Havana Tobacco Co., American Stogie Co. owning the rest) a majority of the stock of American Cigar Co., the P.Lorillard Co., the Corporation of American Cigar Stores, the R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Co., the MacAndrews & Forbes Co., the Conley Foil Co., and the Amsterdam Supply Co., and a major holding in the American Snuff Co. It used to own about 2/3 of the capital stock of the British-American Tobacco Co.Ltd (Imperial Tobacco Co. Incorporated in 1904, as consolidation of the American Tobacco Co., Consolidated Tobacco Co. 13 November 1869 EF EUR 80 5 AMERICAN TOBACCO CO. Shares issued to finance the purchase of a New York factory for manufacturing the machinery to make segars or cigars. 6 December 1928 EF EUR 30 4 AMERICAN SEGAR MACHINE CO. Hole- and stamp-cancelled, not touching vignette. The plant in Boston MA produced about 55 million cigars a year at this date. Vignette of company logo, showing the company's J A brand of cigars (probably also its cigar label).
18 April 1911 VF EUR 50 3 ALLES & FISHER, INC. Allegorical vignette of liberty, industry, etc. Formed in Arizona (but for tax reasons), but printed in Chicago (where the office was?), and working in three places, all sources of quality tobacco. 1 November 1915 VF EUR 40 2 ALABAMA, SUMATRA & HAVANA TOBACCO CO.
0 kommentar(er)
