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Cigarettes promotional standee. Standing at nearly 3 feet tall (32 inches), this impressive vintage advertising piece features a beautifully lithographed US Army soldier in his Class A uniform holding a soft pack of Camel cigarettes.
Produced by the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, this middle-scale size was designed to command attention as a window display, a short floor standee next to store racks, or a major focal piece within military Post Exchanges (PX).
Condition Details (Please See Photos):
This piece is in exceptional vintage condition for its age and fragile cardboard medium, showing very little wear compared to most surviving retail displays from the 1940s.
• Front: Exceptional, vibrant color retention with minimal fading. The graphic remains incredibly sharp. There is very minor, expected corner/edge rubbing along the bottom base from floor/shelf contact.
• Back: The heavy cardboard easel fold-out strut is 100% complete and fully intact. It has never been torn off, repaired, or structurally altered.
• Locking Tabs: The two circular locking punch tabs remain uncut and flat, indicating this piece may have spent decades carefully stored flat rather than heavily deployed or bent open.
• Structure: No major water stains, structural folds across the soldier's body, or heavy foxing. Lies nice and flat.