Brought tobacco to england posters & prints

Title page of Work for Chimney Sweepers or A Warning for Tobacconists Anonymous

'Staple Inn, Through the Old Gateway', London Anonymous

Sancta Nicotina Consolatrix. The Poor Man's Friend George du Maurier

Portrait of Sir Walter Raleigh Sarah Countess of Essex

A Counterblast to Tobacco, a treatise written by James I of England published in an anti-smoking pamphlet, 1672 English School

John Knox's house, Edinburgh Anonymous

Captain Cook's statue, Australia Anonymous

Shakespeare's house, Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire Anonymous

Sir Walter Raleigh, taken from a series of cigarette cards Anonymous

'Old Houses, Lincoln's Inn', London Anonymous

Lynmouth, Devon, England Anonymous

Carting timber, Victoria, Australia Anonymous

Stonehenge, Wiltshire Anonymous

King Charles I Tower, Chester Anonymous

Pineapple plantation, Australia Anonymous

One of the earliest illustrations of smoking Anonymous

The Smoaking Age or, The Life and Death of Tobacco English School

Micklegate Bar, York Anonymous

Sumatra, grabbing and squeezing tobacco in barn Carl J. Kleingrothe

Eighteenth Century Illustration of Curing, Airing, and Storing Tobacco Anonymous

Advertisement for Crusader brand tobacco Anonymous

Preparing Tobacco English School

Sumatra indonesia tobacco stack in barn Anonymous

Bringing Tobacco To Market In Virginia Anonymous

Advert for Player's Navy Cut Tobacco and Cigarettes Anonymous

Snuff box. England, 19th century. Unknown

A Tobacco Plant, 1622 English School

Drying Sheds for Tobacco, Sumatra, Indonesia Anonymous

The Cultivation of Tobacco in Sumatra, Indonesia: The Growing Crop Anonymous

The Cultivation of Tobacco in Sumatra, Indonesia: Jungle-Cutting on a High-Lying Tobacco Estate, Preparatory to Planting Anonymous

Tobacco and Pipe, 1877 William Michael Harnett

Guy's Mill, Warwick Anonymous

Durham Cathedral door, north side Anonymous

Tobacco box Unknown

Smoking Pipes American School

Chequers, Buckinghamshire Anonymous