Was cigar smoking or cigar making particularly popular among Scots-Canadians,
or was there just something comfortable about nostalgic Scottish themes to
smokers of all backgrounds? Either way, no traditional ethnic group is
better represented in the Canadian Museum of Civilization’s collection
of cigar boxes.
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HIGHLAND LASSIE
Trimmed nailed wood box (50)
Factory 7 IRD 32 Series of 1897
Jno. McNee & Sons, London, Ont.
CMC 2001.185.22 Tony Hyman Collection |
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THE CLANSMAN
Trimmed nailed wood box (50)
Factory 1IRD 31Series of 1897
H. B. Gardner, Brantford, Ont.
CMC 2005.139.20 |
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HAGGIS
Trimmed nailed wood box (50)
Factory 6 IRD 17 circa 1883–1908
S. Davis & Sons, Montreal, Que.
CMC 2004.122.11 |
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HIGHLAND REEL
Trimmed nailed wood box (50)
Factory 23 IRD 26 Series of 1897
Unknown maker, Toronto, Ont.
CMC 2004.122.8 a-b |
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OUR PIPERS
Trimmed nailed wood box (50)
Factory 17 IRD 32 Series of 1897
G. Olmsted & Co., London, Ont.
CMC 2003.46.26 |
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ROB ROY
Trimmed nailed wood box (10)
Factory 14 IRD 26 Series of 1897
C. J. Grace & Co., Toronto, Ont.
CMC 2003.46.75 |
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TAM O'SHANTER
Trimmed nailed wood box (50)
Factory 6 IRD 31 Series of 1897
Jones Bros., Woodstock, Ont.
CMC 2003.46.94 |
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