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Tobacco Advertising: The Great Seduction (Schiffer Book for Collectors)

Description

Since 1789, when the first tobacco advertisement appeared, tobacco manufacturers have been pioneers of advertising and marketing, revolutionizing the American way of doing business in the process. The folksy, familiar and innocent-looking images portrayed in tobacco advertising were part of the new wave of product promotion - tin tags, cigar and tobacco labels, insert cards (including the first baseball cards) - that helped transform America into a nation of smokers by 1900. With illustrations of antique artifacts, old photographs and contemporary advertising, the reader is taken through the rapid growth of the tobacco industry following the Civil War, and shown a wide-range of promotional ploys and gimmickry that evolved in this century: tobacco tins, cigarette pack art, and outdoor advertising. Other advertising objects include lapel buttons, pocket mirrors, postcards, watch fobs, pocketknives, envelope stickers and more. All are lavishly illustrated, many in full color, and an informative value guide is included.

Reviews

Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-04-16
Summary: "GORGEOUS Color Repros of Many Families of Ephemera!"


This is a superb coffee table book covering every imaginable facet of tobacco advertising from 1830 to 1930. That period encompasses several golden ages of commercial illustration, and besides exhaustive and authoritative text this 271-page tome contains many hundreds of mouthwateringly beautiful images of tobacco-related ephemera.

Ads, containers, insert cards, posters, retail signage -- you name it, it's in here and its gorgeous! A visual treat and an instant education on the history of commercial art and design, even if the topic doesn't appeal to everyone.

Heavy gloss paper, rich mellow color -- yum!