Something with a bit of age

[Cigar-aficionado]

Picked up a few different boxes of very early cigars this week, estimate these to be from between 1900 and 1920 based on the vitolas and the sizes etc

[tupacboy]

so do u need my address? looks great!

[mackem keith]

wow great find andy they look in excellent condition given there age.
tell me do you plan on smoking any of those or are they keepsies

[bopmachine]

Excellent score mate!

Im loving all the new cigar porn we've been getting!

[Cigar-aficionado]

Reckon these will go in the collection for a while but I did also score a half box of Henry Clay Witeenas, a small figurado from the same era and may well crack into those

[Kdot]

very nice! never came across those brands, any more info?

[Pandyboy]

That looks very nice, enjoy them whatever you do with them!!

[Smallclub]

Very nice! Are these "clear havanas", american, or cuban?

[Stevieboy]

Very nice! Are these "clear havanas", american, or cuban?

Lol. Only you would ask that question

[Soulmanure]

Fantastic--a bit of history there.

[Aussiewaz]

Awesome, love the plume!

[Cigar-aficionado]

They are a mix of early Havanas and UK rolled cigars using Cuban tobacco, there used to be a thriving cigar industry in the UK before the war with major rolling centres in Bristol and Nottingham

[cohibaIV]

Picked up a few different boxes of very early cigars this week, estimate these to be from between 1900 and 1920 based on the vitolas and the sizes etc

Very nice..

Do you have any more information on them?

[Cigar-aficionado]

I am trying to do some research but can't find a lot at the moment. I will chat to Mitch next week and see if he knows anything

[Gary]

Again, very nice Cigar-aficionado. They do look in great condition given their age, so it will be interesting to here what they're like in terms of flavour, burn, strength etc when you smoke a few, a review is a must .

Without expecting you to tell what you paid, were they super expensive, or did you get yourself a bargain?