About this Vintage Print Ad
This advertisement features Miss Ione Reed, a daring movie stunt girl, who endorses Camel cigarettes for their mildness and lack of throat irritation, even under the stress of her demanding job. The ad highlights the use of costlier, more expensive tobaccos in Camels and claims they are the largest-selling cigarette in America. It appeals to those who appreciate quality and mildness, and suggests that many Hollywood stars prefer Camels.
- Brand: Camel Cigarettes
- Product: Camel Turkish & Domestic Blend Cigarettes
- Tagline: "Camels agree with me!"
- Publication: Esquire Magazine
- Year: 1938
Objects in the advertisement: woman, man, train, car, cigarette pack, camera, clipboard, cigarette
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