Antique Camel Cigarettes Advertisements (10 Total) – 1930s–1970s – Lot #1

This curated set of 10 original Camel Cigarettes magazine advertisements spans the late 1930s through the early 1970s, showcasing Camel’s iconic branding across wartime messaging, mid‑century lifestyle marketing, and the bold, colorful “super mod” era. Each ad is an authentic vintage print pulled from period magazines — perfect for collectors, archivists, designers, and lovers of tobacco memorabilia.

You will receive all 10 advertisements together for $5.00, bundled as Lot #1.

Included Advertisements

1. Camel Cigarettes – Electric Plums Light Up Super Mod Cigarettes — October 1970

2. Camel Cigarettes – A Touch of Turkish Turns On Taste — October 1970

3. Camel Cigarettes – Studs Merkel’s Triple‑Filtered Cigarette — January 12, 1971

4. Camel Cigarettes – Not One Single Case of Throat Irritation — November 20, 1950

5. Camel Cigarettes – Experience Is the Best Teacher – Rose Gould, Big Top Sensation — September 27, 1947

6. Camel Cigarettes – Experience Is the Best Teacher – Pat Hackett — October 11, 1947

7. Camel Cigarettes – There Must Be a Reason Why More People Smoke Camels — June 29, 1953

8. Camel Cigarettes – Not One Single Case of Throat Irritation — March 1951

9. Camel Cigarettes – “I Scramble Eggs of Enemy Bombardiers,” Says Betty Rice — November 1942

10. Camel Cigarettes – Man Overboard! Floyd Stimson, Parachute Tester — June 21, 1937

Condition

These are original vintage prints, not reproductions. Expect natural aging, light wear, and paper toning consistent with magazine ads from the era.

A great addition to any tobacco memorabilia collection, mid‑century advertising archive, or vintage ephemera display.