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Subiaco Museum > Records

TOBACCO POUCH WITH MACHINE, PAPERS AND INSTRUCTIONS

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c. 1970

Overview

Rectangular, two strips of denim cloth stitched together at the sides, intended to be folded into three lengthwise. Lower third has an opening between the layers, lined with plastic, to hold tobacco. Next third has a plastic cigarette rolling machine attached to the fabric, with a small black plastic cigarette-paper holder next to it. The top third is a flap to cover. Lower pouch contains five filters for use when rolling cigarettes and also a set of instructions on the use of the cigarette-rolling machine.

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Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-1987.218

Item type

Width

134 mm

Height or length

260 mm

Keywords

Smoking And Tobacco

Photographed 2023

Year

Statement of significance

Smoking accessories - Tobacco pouch

Subiaco Museum

Subiaco Museum

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