Early Point Of Sale Cigarette Display anatomy models it is ready for use

it is ready for use in any home or office

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Early Point Of Sale Cigarette Display anatomy models it is ready for useThis early American point of sale cigarette display is constructed of wood. This point of sale display features eight compartments, five tall and three short. Packs of cigarettes would have been stacked into columns inside each compartment. This display would have been found atop a general store countertop. The top of this display features a plaque that reads 'Cigarettes'. The overall dimensions of this display measure 21. 5" in width, 4" in depth