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Silk CIgarette Cards (1910) INDIAN CHIEF Chief Joseph #20 TOKIO tobacco SILK cards 3" x 2" 7.50cm x 5.00cm Made in USA makers mark Factory No 649 Issued by Red Man Chewing Tobacco Card No. 34, Young Black Dog, from the Indian Chiefs series (T129) issued by Red Man Chewing Tobacco The Metropolitan Museum of Art Hand Painted Indian Chief Tobacco Jar Cigar or Tobacco Shop Trade Sign, Carving of an Indian Chief in Antique Figures Chief 2.0 SS Tobacco

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