REFERENCE ROOM
Links to Related Websites
| The Cigar Label Gazette |
| Newsletter devoted to collecting cigar box labels, artwork, and memorabilia. |
| Cigar Box Labels |
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Exhibits of selected vintage cigar box labels from a large collection of tobacco and cigar-related archives at the University of South Florida. |
| Scott's Cigar Page |
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Personal cigar-related webpage by Scott Martin of Missouri including exhibits containing digital scans of dozens of contemporary cigar bands, including many Cuban cigar brands. |
| Coleccionismo de Vitolas |
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This is a link to the personal webpage of cigar band collector Adolfo Otaola Carrera of Madrid, Spain. The text is in Spanish. The pages focus on European "series" cigar bands and display a selection of cigar bands from his own collection. He has expanded a collection that he inherited from his father and which was started by his grandfather. |
| Florencio Gimenez Cabellero Collection |
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A Spanish collector's on-line exhibition of a variety of cigar bands and
cigar
labels. There are fifteen galleries and images of many vintage cigar bands. |
| Cigar Label Junkie |
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Chip Brooks has a passion for cigar label art and his website provides excellent
scanned images as well as a good amount of background history and information. Beware however, the site is graphics-intensive and does require a relatively current browser. If you are restricted to a 28K or 56K dial-up connection it will be a slow ride. |
| Homepage of Gerard van Eijk |
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The homepage of a Dutch collector of cigar bands, with a focus on European
cigar bands. He has expanded a cigar band collection begun by his father. Worth a visit as an introduction to European collectors. He also provides addresses and contacts for several cigar band collectors' clubs in Europe. |
| Die Kleine Zigarrenseite |
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Part of a German webpage about cigars, this page contains scans of approximately
100 contemporary cigar bands. The website is available in English and German. |
| National Cigar Museum |
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An online museum devoted to cigar-related history, memorabilia, art, and culture. The museum curator is Tony Hyman, noted scholar and historian of the cigar industry in Cuba, the U.S. and Canada. |
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