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    MARLBORO ADVERTISING FIGURINE

    160,00 €

    Marlboro advertising figurine from the 1950s.

    An extremely rare, double-sided Marlboro advertising figurine. The figurine is made of metal and represents the emblem of the Philip Morris brand – a lion, a horse, and a crown, which also adorn the classic Marlboro cigarette packs. At the center is a realistic depiction of a Marlboro pack in its recognizable red and white tones, while the base features the Latin inscription “Veni, Vedi, Vici” (I came, I saw, I conquered).

    This unique collectible piece is perfect for vintage advertising enthusiasts, tobacco memorabilia collectors, and as a remarkable decorative item with historical value.

    Dimensions: 26 x 16,5 x 6 cm

    Weight: 2,8 kg

    The advertising figurine is in excellent condition.

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    Weight 2,8 kg
    Dimensions 26 × 16,5 × 6 cm
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