cigar band

The paper was a cigar band, of a sort that he had never seen before.

It went with the cigar band and the gold coin.

Through the blue lens, the cigar band had turned yellow.

He might settle for a cigar band at this stage of his career.

"He saw this cigar band, and gave his message to the man who had it.

Impossible for a nonsmoker to tell without the cigar band.

From his vest pockets, he brought the two cigar bands and laid them on the table.

The brand bears the company owner's signature on the cigar band and box.

Some get new cigar bands before being sold to unsuspecting tobacco stores.

Sometimes they come without cigar bands (occasionally referred to as "naked").

It evidently referred to the cigar band, for the words stated: Must investigate this.

One side's scraped, and it has the same initials as the cigar band."

The "head" of the cigar is usually the end closest to the cigar band.

The origin of the use of cigar bands is steeped in myth.

This emblem has come to be known as the "cigar band" due to its uncanny resemblance to the same.

Rows of cigar bands cease to be product logos and become miniature icons.

At its height, as many as 2000 personalized cigar bands were produced for customers.

Havana's cigar band pattern was taken from a decoupage glass bowl she found in a flea market.

It sure beats holding up tobacco stores for cigar bands, doesn't it?

Both cigar bands looked the same.

It was a blue cigar band.

The neck label resembles a cigar band.

With one hand lowered, The Shadow's fingers plucked off the cigar band and dropped it into another pocket.

Novotny turned the cigar band around her finger.

Historians estimate that approximately 2 billion cigar bands were sold in the United States in the year 1900 alone.