3 Pocket Leather Cigarette Case+Coin Pouch

[Jazzy1]

Who did you know that had one of these?

 

[robin416]

I remember seeing one but I don't' remember who had it. It might have been the woman across the street.

And it's a maybe on the zipper. I don't remember seeing that but I was a kid not paying attention to anything but cutting up outside.

 

[Aunt Bea]

My great aunt had one, she also had a beanbag ashtray.

 

[Jazzy1]

This brought up a memory of my grandma. Sitting on her couch covered in plastic smoking her cigarette, watching her show. Her ash would be longer than the cigarette. It never broke. The ash never touched the floor. It always made it into the ashtray, and if not, she would ash right into her hand.

 

[hollydolly]

No my mother never had those... I had an aunt Bessie who had one.. I thought it was fascinating...

 

[robin416]

My great aunt had one, she also had a beanbag ashtray.

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I remember these. I used to like to squish the bottom around. The original fidget spinner.

 

[Aunt Bea]

This brought up a memory of my grandma. Sitting on her couch covered in plastic smoking her cigarette, watching her show. Her ash would be longer than the cigarette. It never broke. The ash never touched the floor. It always made it into the ashtray, and if not, she would ash right into her hand.

I lived in an old apartment house years ago with a mother and son on sight maintenance team.

The mother smoked constantly and roamed the halls without an ashtray when performing her duties, showing apartments, dusting, polishing the mailboxes and front entryway brass framed doors, etc…

When the ash on her cigarette got too long she would flick it into the carpet and blend it in with her foot, it was such a habit that it all happened in one fluid motion.