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| Three Different Vintage Boxes of Aviacao (Aviation) Brand Safety Matches of Varying Design Manufactured in Osasco, Brazil |
Monday, July 21, 2014
Brazilian Matches
Monday, June 23, 2014
Promotional Matchboxes - Tobacconists
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| A Matchbox Advertising The Tinder Box, a Chain of Tobacco Stores Founded in Santa Monica, California in 1928 |
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| A Vintage Matchbox Promoting the Now Defunct David P. Ehrlich Company (Once the Third Oldest Tobacconist in the United States) Founded in 1868 in Boston, MA |
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| An Odd-Shaped Matchbox Advertising Nat Sherman ("Tobacconist to the World Since 1930") Located on Fifth Avenue in New York City |
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| A Matchbox Advertising Georgetown Tobacco, Selling the Finest Cigars, Pipes, and Smoking Accessories in Washington D.C. Since 1964 |
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| A Box of Matches Promoting the Up Down Tobacco Shop Located in the Historic Old Town Neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois |
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| A Matchbox Advertising the Cigars International Tobacco Store in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania |
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| (Top) The Front and (Bottom) Back of a Vintage 1970's Matchbox Promoting The Pipefitter Smoke Shop of Boulder, Colorado |
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| A Matchbox From The Owl Tobacconist Shop, a Fixture on Main Street in Worcester, Massachusetts For Eighty Years |
Saturday, June 21, 2014
Thursday, June 5, 2014
Chinese Matches
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| A Box of Esse Compact Black Brand Safety Matches Manufactured in China and Distributed by Black Horse Tobacco in 2013 |
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| A Contemporary Box of Double Happiness Brand Safety Matches Made in China |
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| A Box of Fuxing Old Brand Safety Matches Produced by the Jining City Fuxing Match Factory in Shandong Province, China |
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| A Box of Chinese-Made Faya Brand Safety Matches |
Saturday, May 10, 2014
Promotional Matchboxes - Motion Pictures & Television
Monday, May 5, 2014
Sri Lankan Matches
Thursday, May 1, 2014
Promotional Matchboxes - Restaurants, Clubs, & Bars
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| The Back (Top) and Front (Bottom) of a Vintage Matchbox Promoting The Cabarello Bar in the Japanese City of Kobe During the American Occupation of Japan in the Post-War 1940's |
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