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· Aug 25
I'm thinking the 60s or 70s? Here is the translation from French:
Beautiful rigid case signed Philip Morris, decorated with a superb illustration of the legendary Duesenberg, an automotive icon of the 1930s.Square format 9 x 9 cm, compact and practical.Can hold cigarettes, business cards, bank cards, or small papers.Made of white rigid plastic, with the colorful decoration perfectly preserved.Very good overall condition, clean, with no notable defects. Functional closure.Elegant advertising item, ideal for a collector, classic car enthusiast, or as an original gift.Mainland France: please check the delivery terms for fast and careful shipping.International: flat rate of €20 to €50 depending on the zone. Contact me for an attractive total price and to receive your item quickly and safely!
Beautiful rigid case signed Philip Morris, decorated with a superb illustration of the legendary Duesenberg, an automotive icon of the 1930s.Square format 9 x 9 cm, compact and practical.Can hold cigarettes, business cards, bank cards, or small papers.Made of white rigid plastic, with the colorful decoration perfectly preserved.Very good overall condition, clean, with no notable defects. Functional closure.Elegant advertising item, ideal for a collector, classic car enthusiast, or as an original gift.Mainland France: please check the delivery terms for fast and careful shipping.International: flat rate of €20 to €50 depending on the zone. Contact me for an attractive total price and to receive your item quickly and safely!
· Aug 25
These compact white plastic snap cases were common advertising giveaways in the 1960s and 70s. Lots of companies had stuff like this. I'm leaning more 70s than 60s but impossible to know without more info.
· Aug 26
There is a word for collecting in the smoking arena: Tobacciana. No idea how to pronounce it. Had an uncle that collected pipes. Think they got tossed when he passed away.