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From The Cabin Coffee Table — An occasional look back at what the old Codgers saw and smoked (with a little detour and frolic, here and there):
The Codger Cabin
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As most of the manufacturers never brought the tins back after the war, it seems to me as though the war effort was a good excuse to reduce packaging costs by the tobacco companies.
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From The Cabin Coffee Table — An occasional look back at what the old Codgers saw and smoked (with a little detour and frolic, here and there):
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From The Cabin Coffee Table — An occasional look back at what the old Codgers saw and smoked (with a little detour and frolic, here and there):
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From The Cabin Coffee Table — An occasional look back at what the old Codgers saw and smoked (with a little detour and frolic, here and there):
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From The Cabin Coffee Table — An occasional look back at what the old Codgers saw and smoked (with a little detour and frolic, here and there):
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From The Cabin Coffee Table — An occasional look back at what the old Codgers saw and smoked (with a little detour and frolic, here and there):
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From The Cabin Coffee Table — An occasional look back at what the old Codgers saw and smoked (with a little detour and frolic, here and there):
Miss Linda has long called me "Fox." I need to show her this ad!
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From The Cabin Coffee Table — An occasional look back at what the old Codgers saw and smoked (with a little detour and frolic, here and there):
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From The Cabin Coffee Table — An occasional look back at what the old Codgers saw and smoked (with a little detour and frolic, here and there):
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From The Cabin Coffee Table — An occasional look back at what the old Codgers saw and smoked (with a little detour and frolic, here and there):
I remember first reading about these escape training tanks in a book about submarines, interestingly published in 1941. The Navy at that time taught submerged escape techniques using crude (by today’s standards) Momsen lungs.
I remember first reading about these escape training tanks in a book about submarines, interestingly published in 1941. The Navy at that time taught submerged escape techniques using crude (by today’s standards) Momsen lungs.
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From The Cabin Coffee Table — An occasional look back at what the old Codgers saw and smoked (with a little detour and frolic, here and there):
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From The Cabin Coffee Table — An occasional look back at what the old Codgers saw and smoked (with a little detour and frolic, here and there):
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From The Cabin Coffee Table — An occasional look back at what the old Codgers saw and smoked (with a little detour and frolic, here and there):
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From The Cabin Coffee Table — An occasional look back at what the old Codgers saw and smoked (with a little detour and frolic, here and there):
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From The Cabin Coffee Table — An occasional look back at what the old Codgers saw and smoked (with a little detour and frolic, here and there):
My smoke this morning, the first in several days, featured Edgeworth Match in my Stanwell straight billiard. Mild, cool, wonderful aroma. Whenever I smoke a codger blend, I wonder once again why I want to try anything else.
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Couldn’t have said it better.
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Finally got around to dipping into my remaining old PA stash after so many months. I remembered again why I‘ve enjoyed this easy standard for so many decades. For me, it just smokes right and tastes right. Like Mrs. Columbo’s tried-and-true meatloaf recipe on a cold winter evening. Even the tub note says “welcome home”.
