10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STRAIGHT-CUT TOBACCO»
Discover the use of
straight-cut tobacco in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
straight-cut tobacco and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Warman's
Tobacco Collectibles: An Identification and Price Guide
with the same subjects, $20 to $50 each depending on condition. Richmond
Straight Cut tobacco silks showing college flags, seals, songs, mascots, and yells
, 1910, in a series of 50, 4 in. by 5 1/2 in., $30 to $60 each, depending on
condition.
2
Heritage Auctions Sports Collectibles Auction Catalog #716, ...
81957 Circa 1910 Allen & Ginter Richmond Straight Cut Tobacco Advertising
Sign. The tobacco company responsible for some of the most gorgeous trading
cards ever created display their world class aesthetic sensibilities here as well, ...
Heritage Auctions, Inc., Editor James L. Halperin, 2009
3
American trade-mark cases decided by the courts of the ...
He now insists that the term was selected and has been employed by his
business predecessors and himself as an arbitrary designation of his particular
article, and that neither his cigarette nor the defendants' are made of straight cut
tobacco.
Benjamin Price, Arthur Steuart, 1887
4
The Federal Reporter: With Key-number Annotations ...
In view of these facts it is evident that when the term is applied to cigarettes it
implies that they are made of straight-cut tobacco. The complainant advertises his
tobacco as straight cut, curly cut, etc., but always adds some further appellation, ...
Robert Desty, United States. Court of Claims, James Wells Goodwin, 1882
5
A manual of trade-mark cases: Comprising Sebastian's Digest ...
He now insists that the term was selected and has been employed by his
business predecessors and himself as an arbitrary designation of his particular
article, and that neither his cigarettes nor the defendants' are made of straight cut
tobacco ...
Rowland Cox, Lewis Boyd Sebastian, 1892
6
Decisions of the Commissioner of Patents and of the United ...
In view of these facts it is evident that when the term is applied to cigarettes it
implies that they are made of straight-cut tobacco. The complainant advertises his
tobacco as straight-cut, curly-cnt, &c, but always adds some further appellation, ...
United States. Patent Office, 1883
7
The Reporter: Containing Decisions of the Supreme and ...
In view oi these facts it is evident that when the term is applied to cigarettes it
implies that they are made of straight cut tobacco. The complainant advertises his
tobacco as straight cut, curly cut, etc., but always adds some further appellation ...
8
Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office
Nor can it be appropriated aa an arbitrary designation by a dealer whose
cigarettes are not made of straight-cut tobacco, since he merely misuses the term
in a mauncr calculated to deceive the public. 3. Same— Same. No principles are
better ...
United States. Patent Office, 1883
9
Atlantic Reporter: Cases Argued and Determined in the Courts ...
In point of fact neither was using "straight cut" tobacco. Wallace, Circuit Judge,
said: Complainant "now insists that the term was selected and has been used by
his predecessors and himself as an arbitrary designation of the particular article,
...
West Publishing Company, 1911
In point of fact neither was using "straight cut" tobacco. ... has been used by his
predecessors nnd himself as an arbitrary designation of the particular article, and
that neither his cigarette nor the defendant's are made of 'straight cut' tobacco.
