1940s Coronas Sealed Cigar Box

A rare indulgence from a time when ritual, restraint, and indulgence comfortably occupied the same room. Produced by Flor Fina Tabacalera and sealed between circa 1935–1955, this Coronas cigar box remains unopened, its original contents intact beneath aged paper seals. Period indicators align consistently with mid century production, including the flat tobacco leaf emblem used prior to later curved or ribboned motifs, the absence of mandated health warnings introduced from the mid 1960s onward, and the presence of an early import duty revenue stamp functioning as a fiscal marker rather than a regulatory one. The language - A Quality Product of the Philippines, along with the typography, border treatments, and heavy wooden construction, reflects export packaging typical of the pre standardisation era. Fully sealed and complete, it carries the atmosphere of wartime and post war interiors, where cigars, spirits, and conversation marked long evenings and deliberate living. Sealed box with original contents intact, For display and collection only.

Condition Details:
In good condition showing some signs of wear such as marks, scuffs, scratches and minor dents.