1920's cigarette advertisement The of Distinction – The Center for the Study of Tobacco and Society cigarette advertising 1920s Art Contrarian:

Wills, Bristol & London Brand: Wild Woodbine Cigarettes Size: 50s tin Date: Late 1800s Material: Lithographed tinplate Colour: Pale green with black lid Condition: Empty A scarce and attractive piece of Victorian tobacciana the Wild Woodbine name and Wills signature branding make this a recognisable and collectible tin from one of Britains great tobacco houses

But while tobacco ads dominated the genre, nearly every consumer product available at the time was marketed with these posters at some point

You might also hear it called a doobie, fatty, J, or jay

Led by the legendary Ira Tucker, the Hummingbirds recreate such a program in less than three minutes with striking but good-natured imitations of four gospel groups: the Soul Stirrers (with their young lead singer, Sam Cooke), the Blind Boys of Mississippi, the Pilgrim Travelers, and the Bells of Joy