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Cigarette advertising, 1920s-1930s

As women became more independent in the 1920s, the cigarette industry began marketing campaigns geared towards them.

IT565 (image/tiff)
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Summary

: IT565

: Industrial and Maritime History

: printed document

: Gold Flake - the Man's cigarette that women like

: The showcard depicts both men and women taking part in various sporting activities, such as swimming, cricket and golf, and the caption "- the man's cigarette that women like."

Cigarette advertising, 1920s-1930s

Cricket Collections

Current Location

On Display at M Shed, Bristol Life Gallery

: Wills Collection of Tobacco Antiquities

: c1936

: The Wills Collection of Tobacco Antiquities

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