Antique Baseball Player Tobacco Advertising Statue sorting Cast iron plaques of varying

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Antique Baseball Player Tobacco Advertising Statue sorting Cast iron plaques of varyingc. 1920s Unbranded antique advertising statue. In the early part of the 20th century, seeing a baseball player advertising tobacco wasn't an uncommon sight. Many tobacco brands used a similar style of statue to advertise their tobacco, snuffs, and "segars," and this piece is no exception. It features the 3D form of an early baseball player mounted on a base wrapped in a series of tobacco "buzzwords". While it is unknown exactly which brand this was