Hopp colour offset lithographic cigarette card, 1937 NPG D42388 after Unknown artist colour offset lithographic cigarette card, 1937 NPG D42389 Marjorie Bowen (Mrs Gabrielle Margaret Vere Long) after Unknown artist colour offset lithographic cigarette card, 1937 NPG D42390 John Buchan, 1st Baron Tweedsmuir after Unknown artist colour offset lithographic cigarette card, 1937 NPG D42391 possibly after Howard Coster colour offset lithographic cigarette card, 1937 NPG D42392 Archibald Joseph ('A.J.') Cronin probably after Bassano Ltd colour offset lithographic cigarette card, 1937 NPG D42393 probably after Bassano Ltd colour offset lithographic cigarette card, 1937 NPG D42394 after Unknown artist colour offset lithographic cigarette card, 1937 NPG D42395 after Unknown artist colour offset lithographic cigarette card, 1937 NPG D42396 Sir Philip Armand Hamilton Gibbs after Unknown artist colour offset lithographic cigarette card, 1937 NPG D42397 after Claude Harris colour offset lithographic cigarette card, 1937 NPG D42398 after Unknown artist colour offset lithographic cigarette card, 1937 NPG D42399 after Unknown artist colour offset lithographic cigarette card, 1937 NPG D42400 Arthur Stuart Menteth Hutchinson (A.S.M.) after Unknown artist colour offset lithographic cigarette card, 1937 NPG D42401 after Howard Coster colour offset lithographic cigarette card, 1937 NPG D42402 Margaret Ethel ('Storm') Jameson after Unknown artist colour offset lithographic cigarette card, 1937 NPG D42403 after Unknown artist colour offset lithographic cigarette card, 1937 NPG D42404 after Unknown artist colour offset lithographic cigarette card, 1937 NPG D42405 William Stephen Richard King-Hall, Baron King-Hall after Unknown artist colour offset lithographic cigarette card, 1937 NPG D42406
Increase taxes, Feldman said
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Tobacco products were stylish and healthy, manufacturers insisted, with Camel claiming its cigarettes dont get your wind and Old Gold saying its were fresh as mountain air. So it came as a shock to the American public when, on January 11, 1964, their surgeon general appeared on television saying that smoking tobacco leads to disease and death
