1935 Ogden’s Cigarette Cards - A Dapper Lesson in the Back CrawlA Dive into History Add a touch of vintage athletic charm to your collection with this original set of 7 tobacco cards from the iconic Ogdens Cigarette "How to Swim" series. Issued in the 1930s by the Branch of the Imperial Tobacco Co. (of Great Britain & Ireland), Ltd., these cards were designed as a "pocket instructional manual" for the everyday swimmer. Item Features: Series: "How to Swim" (A complete series originally consisted of 50 cards).

Capture the nostalgic charm of the Pine Tree State with this authentic

bring your bike - it's time for a sweet escape to the land of lakes and honeysuckle

They are perfect for framing as a set for a bathroom

The bilingual lettering—"Lifeguard Station" and "Poste de Sauveteur"—points to its history in a regulated bilingual region like New Brunswick

(Please see photos for detail)

Era: Specifically dated as a 1979 printing of the December 1976 revision

or mudroom decor

Why You’ll Love It

and honeydew melon

these cards were designed as a "pocket instructional manual" for the everyday swimmer

Plate Number: H-1-662

sandal wood and Sea Salt)