Tobacco from PASCALE'S BOOKS

Boston: Cupples, Upham and Co.:, 1886. 279 pages. Dr. Parker has "carefully examined this book, and find in it a thorough and kindly consideration of the subject in all its relations, without prejudice, and with every desirable concession. The book cannot fail to impress its truth upon the public mind." Chapters on: financial view, physical and intellectual view, tobacco… Read more about this item

Orbis:, 1984. 140 pages, illustrated in color and b&w. "It was with the discovery of the Americans that tobacco first came to Europe. A number of tobacco preparations soon became popular, and over the years a variety of ways of consuming it developed. This book concentrates however, on the paraphernalia associated with smoking or chewing tobacco or taking snuff." FINE… Read more about this item

Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment Station, 1920. No. 195, March 1920, 38 pages with 8 Tables. "The production of cigar leaf tobacco has been for many years a very important agricutural industry in the Connecticut Valley, and in 1916 there were approximately 9,000 acres under cultivation in the Massachusetts section alone. It can be seen the gross income derived from the growing… Read more about this item

Chicago: Field Museum of Natural History:, 1924. Anthropology Leaflet # 29, 45 pages with 6 plates. FINE SOFTCOVER.. Soft Cover. Fine. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

McGraw-Hill:, 1970. 127 pages, illustrated in color and b&w. A history of the cigarette, the product, the packaging, advertising, and its social approval. VERY GOOD+ HARDCOVER.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good+/No Dust Jacket Present.. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

NY: Field, Rich & Associates, Inc., 1984. Contract: CTR-0030. 187 pages. The Foreword notes "The material that follows is the complete and unedited final report of contract research performed from 1975 to 1983 by Microbiological Associates, Bethesda, MD, support approved by the Scientific Advisory Board to the Council for Tobacco Research, USA, Inc. The experiments represented a determined effort to… Read more about this item

Praeger:, 1971. 248 pages. "Why do we smoke? Who started it? What are the forces that have kept Americans (and the rest of the world) puffing on pipes, cigars, and, most of all, cigarette. The author delves into all these questions- and more, besides. She writes about the tobacco-user's renewed interest in chewing tobacco and snuff- and devotes a chapter… Read more about this item