Original Antique Advertising Poster KaceBek Cigarettes Tobacco Imperial Russia

Original vintage advertising poster for the FDB Tobaksfabrik cigar and tobacco factory in Esbjerg - Tobak - featuring an illustration on two sides of two men smoking whilst leaning on a barrel stamped with the FDB logo on it, one dressed in a leaf skirt with a feather in his hair is looking towards hills and palm trees on an island and the sea against a bright green background, the other dressed in a sailor uniform...

Original antique advertising poster for Eureka superfine Cigars manufactured by P.C. Boon Havana Exportation - Granda Manufactura de Cigaros superfinos de P.C. Boon Habana Exportatio...

Original vintage advertising poster for Cigarettes Celtiques designed by the notable poster artist Leon Dupin (1898-1971) showing a man with long hair and a long moustache wearing a brown top and trousers, smoking a cigarette and blowing a cloud of blue smoke into the air, holding a blue pack...

Original vintage early Soviet poster printed during the NEP New Economic Policy period featuring a colourful design with a ship sailing at sea and a steam train travelling towards th...

Beautiful advertising poster of Rene Vincent for the cigars and cigarettes of the French company. Art Deco - Tobacco - Advertising French Régie Bedos & Cie Paris

Original “Cigares Maestro” Vintage European Cigar Poster, Linen Backed, Grade A-, Ready to Frame. Printer: Lithocart, Anvers, Belgium. Also known as Maëst...

"Glory to Komsomol" – A Rare Symbol of Soviet Youth's Heroism Step into a piece of history with this Original Soviet Silk Screen-Printed Art Poster, an emblem of Soviet artistry an...

A joyful nod to mid-century advertising, this circa 1950 original poster for Gilles Lamarche tobacco products is a brilliant example of playful commercial design from post-war France. Set against a radiant sky blue background, the poster features a large stylized tobacco leaf cleverly illustrated as a laughing face, complete with a pipe in its mouth and a makeshift hat drawn from smoke or charcoal strokes. The whimsical expression and bold colors immediately catch the eye, embodying the optimistic tone of the era's promotional art. The inscription reads: “Tabacs pour la pipe et la cigarette – Gilles Lamarche” (“Tobaccos for pipe and cigarette”), communicating both the product and its versatility with light-hearted charm. Designed by Cré Art...