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Delightful mid century example, with appeal for the collector

126760 for the mark CAMEL for smoking-tobacco and cigarettes. Though not registered until 1919, the CAMEL mark was first used for deathsticks in 1901, has been used continuously in American commerce for more than a century, and was purportedly the brand of choice among doctors in the 1940s

However, Altman et al44 put forward an argument that the fact that an intervention program yields a high cost effectiveness ratio does not necessarily imply that it is a less desirable outcome

Obstet Gynecol 132(1):52-58, 2018

Thanks Tracy and Usedvending for the great help

The leather used to make this key holder has been tanned according to the Tuscan tradition that dates back to the early 1800s