PopKulture's photos with the keyword: tobacciana

This attractive 1883 box from a New York cigar maker features a woman admiring her own reflection.

A closer look at the label for La Diva, NY, 1883.

These Gold Star cigars were manufactured by J. Liska, a likely enough surname given Chicagoland's once-large Czech population. J. Liska, 646 Blue Island Ave., Chicago, IL. Factory No. 1820 First District.

Of all the animals appearing on cigar boxes - and there were many - racehorses seem to be the most prolific. This Aurora, Illinois brand manufactured by Fauth-Linster features the noted harness-racing gelding, Jay-Eye-See, the world's first 2:10 trotter. Factory No. 159, first District, State of Illinois.

Today we give pause to remember and honor all the people who served our country so dutifully and honorably through the years. Vintage Nov. 11th cigar box, circa 1920's, Wisconsin. Note that the box denotes the 11th as "Victory Day," a seldom used variation on what was first known as Armistice Day, then for a time Remembrance Day, and finally today's Veterans Day.