Bring home a curated set of 10 original Camel Cigarettes magazine advertisements spanning the 1930s through the 1970s. This collection highlights Camel’s iconic storytelling era — athletes, artists, adventurers, and the famous “Walk a Mile for a Camel” campaign. Perfect for collectors, archivists, vintage décor lovers, and anyone who appreciates classic Americana advertising.
Included Advertisements (10 Total)
World’s Champion High – Some of Her Titles featuring Dorothy Poynton Hill – June 7, 1937
I’d Walk A Mile For A Camel – February 1971
On His Last Hunt, Major Hocum Smoked A Cigarette Stamped With His Family Crest – October 13, 1972
A Touch Of Turkish Turns On Taste. Turns It On Smooth. Camel’s Got It – May 1970
On His Last Outing, Studs Merkel Wowed The Gang With His Own Special, Triple-Filtered Cigarette – January 1971
Today, A Man Needs A Good Reason To Walk A Mile – May 1971
After The Unveiling Of His Latest Sculpture, Emile Gouche Impressed The Crowd By Hand-Painting His Own Cigarette – May 1971
Mr. Victor Suggests A Much Longer Cigarette To Go With His New Hairstyles – March 1971
Are You Smoking More Now But Enjoying It Less? – 1959
Today, A Man Needs A Good Reason To Walk A Mile – December 1971
