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    Default Cool find at Grandma's house.

    Found these in a box with Grandpa's WWII uniforms. It's a pouch of tobacco from 1926, with rolling papers still on the back!




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    Holy Shit !
    That is one hell of a find.
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    That is fuckin' sick!!!!

    Wow!!

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    WWI or WWII?
    TBSCigars - "On Holiday"
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    That's awesome. Would that be "aged" tobacco?
    "Those are like the holy grail of cigars. Indiana Jones and the search for Argenicadomipanurans"
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    He was in WWII. Stationed on Tinian as an aircraft mechanic. We have a few albums of his. In one of them he had pictures that he took of the Enola Gay After it landed following the Little Boy dropping.

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    That's really cool! What does the notice on the back say? 1926 is too early for the surgeon general warnings.
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