Identification of ancient cigars needed.

[Jean-Loup]

No, I dont smoke cigars, and I clearly explained what information I am looking for in post 1.
I have to say I have never been so unpleasently welcomed on any forum before. Ashauler, or should I say Asshole is the one who started with condescending bullshit. As for Drew, I also dont need to see your bullshit on my thread. Did you guys get all your thousands of posts with such helpfull and friendly posts

Thanks to those who were helpfull,

JL

[ashauler]

No, I dont smoke cigars, and I clearly explained what information I am looking for in post 1.
I have to say I have never been so unpleasently welcomed on any forum before. Ashauler, or should I say Asshole is the one who started with condescending bullshit.

Thanks to those who were helpfull,

JL

I'm wounded. Mfg, while a little mis-applied here, is an abbreviation for manufacturing....which you probably should have deduced from the context of the sentence that contained it. I suggested that you contact them and see if they can date the cigars for you since they are still making them today.

Your interest in the cigars is to date the discovery. Our interest in cigars is because we smoke them. I have never smoked a cigar that has been buried in an Ammo locker....nor have I smoked WWII era cigars of German origin. Nor do I give a fuck if the uniforms or any of that other shit is real. You were given links of which you were already aware to a forum where people evidently do give a crap about that kind of stuff.......go there.

You found your way to this forum....and were familiar with the other one, but you can't look stuff up unless you're told where to go.