1910's Tobacco Plug ~ Label Band

~ Ojibwa ~

Indian Brave with Tobacco Leaves

This impressive old label band has extraordinary American Indian graphics. The front has a colorfully dressed Indian at the edge of a lake with a handful of Tobacco leaves. Striking 4 color offset printing. Packaged by Scotten Dillon Co. Detroit, Mich.

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This genuine Tobacco band label fits the pocket size tobacco plugs. A tobacco plug was a small, loosely compressed puck of tobacco that was the common pocket size to buy. Depending on the cut it would be for smoking or chewing or both. Covered in foil, then wrapped with this paper band label, It sold for a nickel.

The Ojibwa label dimension is 14 by 4 ½ inches. It has phenomenal graphics! Perfect Condition. We pack it securely and mail it to you First Class U.S. Postal.