Great Photos of History.....that include Cigars

[El Presidente]

Post up your own 

 

This is one of my favourites

 

 

Here Fidel Castro is seen smoking a Cuban cigar and wearing two Rolex watches in the Kremlin while he chats with Khrushchev, in front of a Karl Marx picture

 

 

Post up your favourite cigar history photo's 

[Bri Fi]

Love westerns and love baseball. Couldn’t decide between the two. 

[nKostyan]

1. Stalin, Roosevelt and Churchill at the Teheran conference 1943

2. Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin at the Yalta conference 1945

[IanMcLean68]

It's always this picture of Churchill that seems the most iconic to me. In fact, wasn't this used as the FOH logo before the monkey?

[ayepatz]

Love this old shot of Orson.

 

[CaptainQuintero]

3 hours ago, IanMcLean68 said:

It's always this picture of Churchill that seems the most iconic to me. In fact, wasn't this used as the FOH logo before the monkey?

I think in all honesty he prefers going by Ken 

[99call]

The alternative ending to Titanic

[99call]

Your professional forefather @El Presidente

Love this photo, I would love to know what the these little bundles were called, and what smoked like.

 

[TBird55]

May not have much historical significance, but you gotta love Arnold.https://images.app.goo.gl/NQuo1gAp4FskfTCG7

[ritter6788]

2 hours ago, 99call said:

The alternative ending to Titanic

I know a guy that runs 84% bovedas in his humidor.  This is what I picture the inside of it is like. 

[BoliDan]

Mark Twain sitting outside in a full white suit, holding a kitten and of course smoking stogie. Most likely complaining about something, in his mind, and in an epic fashion. If you have not read the Essay "The Awful German Language", I implore you to take a gander when you have 10-15 minutes. No one complains like Samuel Clemens.

 

 

 

[Drguano]

[ac031898]

Babe Ruth enjoying a cigar and watching Game of Thrones thinking “who’s gonna survive the battle of Wintefell?”


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[nKostyan]

US President John F. Kennedy was a cigar fan, although it was rare to catch him Smoking. In a period of conflict between the United States and Cuba, the following case occurred. On February 6, 1962, Kennedy instructed the press Secretary to buy more than a thousand Cuban cigars, as the Senate had already prepared a law on the introduction of a trade blockade of Communist Cuba. Only after the President bought 1200 cigars, he signed the bill

[BTWheezy]

[El Presidente]

 

Gregorio Fuentes. Hemingway's model for The Old Man and the Sea. 

[Markspring1978]

King of cool. 

[SmokeySteve]

Bird, Heinsohn, Cousy, Auerbach and Havlicek

[ayepatz]

Groucho. Up there with Winston as a walking advert for cigars. As yet, no H. Upmann Grouchos. Tragic.