Framed Rare 1874 Pocahontas Mfg. Co. Cigar Tobacco Art

This colorful and detailed cigar label is in pristine condition and measures 9-1/2" in width and 7-1/2" in height.

The label is encased in an expensive wood display frame measuring 16-1/4" in width and 14-1/2" in height.

The label features the illustrated Jamestown scene from 1607, where Pocahontas placed her own head on John Smith's body to prevent her father from clubbing him to death. Pocahontas eventually married a tobacco grower by the name of John Rolfe, and consequently, the Pocahontas Tobacco Company recognized the special pedigree that the name suggests.

 The label was created in 1874 and is registered with the Library of Congress.