Cigar Box Art Poster Book - Grossman, John
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This book contains 30 of the most beautiful and fascinating lithographed images ever printed on cigar box labels. The 12 x 14.5 perforated pages tear out easily and are fit for a 16 x 20 frame with mat, so they can be hung as centerpieces.
Add a vintage flair to any room in your home, with these framable scenes of authentic Americana from historic cigar box labels. This colorful book provides a display-ready gallery of the 30 most beautiful and fascinating lithographed images ever printed on cigar box labels. These meticulously reproduced posters are from the unique collection of artist and…mehr

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This book contains 30 of the most beautiful and fascinating lithographed images ever printed on cigar box labels. The 12 x 14.5 perforated pages tear out easily and are fit for a 16 x 20 frame with mat, so they can be hung as centerpieces.
Add a vintage flair to any room in your home, with these framable scenes of authentic Americana from historic cigar box labels. This colorful book provides a display-ready gallery of the 30 most beautiful and fascinating lithographed images ever printed on cigar box labels. These meticulously reproduced posters are from the unique collection of artist and ephemera collector John Grossman, housed at the Winterthur Museum Library. Featuring subjects like well-dressed cigar-smoking gentlemen, amusing animals, athletes and respectable ladies in their finest high-neck garments, they provide a glimpse into a bygone era when the cigar box was the king of the advertising industry. Perforated pages tear out easily and are perfect for being matted, framed, and hung as conversation-starting wall art. Select your favorites and make this gorgeous and detailed part of American history a part of your home.
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John Grossman is one of the leading collectors of printed ephemera. His many years of collecting began in 1974 with his first purchase of several antique postcards, labels, trade cards and valentines from a shop in Port Costa, CA. From there his collection kept growing to more than 250,000 pieces. The John and Carolyn Grossman Collection is now housed at Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library in Delaware, and is open to the public. In 1985, John and his wife, Carolyn, founded The Gifted Line, a giftware and licensing company well known for quality products designed from images in his collection. They operated The Gifted Line until 1998. Articles on John, his collection, and products designed by him or under his direction have appeared in Cigar Aficionado, Collector's Showcase, Gift & Stationery Business, Holiday Crafts, USA Today, Victoria, and a variety of other magazines and newspapers. A member of The Ephemera Society of America since 1981, and currently a member of the Board, John was the recipient of the 1990 Maurice Rickards Award presented by the Society for his promotion of the public awareness of ephemera.