sunset boulevard cigarette holder From the Hollywood Heritage Museum Archive - Commerce imitates film THE SUN NEVER SETS ON

It also explains why signs like this exist at all in such dimensional, elaborate form: just a few years earlier, the Public Health Cigarette Smoking Act of 1970 had banned cigarette advertising from American television and radio outright, effective January of 1971. With the airwaves closed off overnight, tobacco companies redirected enormous advertising budgets into print, packaging, and exactly this kind of point-of-sale counter display the last remaining stage where a brand could still perform in three dimensions in front of a live customer

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At that time, new cigarettes KENT from the American company Lorilard Tobacco Company were released

An elegant Gucci cigarette case crafted in Italy during the 1970s, featuring a polished gold-plated frame and a rich dark brown lacquer exterior decorated with Gucci's iconic interlocking GG monogram pattern