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A Family Portrait at Philip Morris Headquarters
A photograph of Dr. Alan Blum's family in front of the Park Avenue entrance to the headquarters of Philip Morris, Inc. in New York City.
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Alan Blum at the Whitney Museum of American Art at Philip Morris
Photographs of Dr. Alan Blum in the atrium of Philip Morris headquarters and at the entrance to the Whitney Museum of American Art at Philip Morris, New York City.
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Alan Blum, MD in front of Silk Cut Advertisements in Airport Shop and Baggage Claim
Item contains five images of Alan Blum, MD in front of Silk Cut ads in Dublin Airport.
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Billboard Ad for Silk Cut
A Silk Cut ad with a purple silk clad hand being pursued by a handbag with zippers appearing like teeth in the mouth of a crocodile.
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Can Can
Scissors dressed purple silk skirts resembling dancers.
AdvertisementSilk CutFrancois Gillet
Fly Trap
A Silk Cut ad featuring a fly trap capturing a zipper or "fly" made of purple silk.
AdvertisementSilk CutMasatomo Kuriya
Gary S. Cooper - Baltimore Sun
This item was acquired by Dr. Alan Blum from the Tribune Photo Archives. It includes a photograph of Gary S. Cooper, an article from The Baltimore Sun, and a certificate of authenticity.
Ghost
A Silk Cut ad featuring a "ghost" showering while his purple silk ghost drape hangs on a coat rack.
AdvertisementSilk CutFrancios Gillet
Opening of the Whitney Museum of American Art at Philip Morris
A photograph of the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Whitney Museum of American Art at Philip Morris by Mayor Ed Koch, with Philip Morris executive George Weissman, April 8, 1983.
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Penknife
A pocketknife folded out to resemble a bull charging a purple silk handkerchief.
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If It Wasn't For Winston I Wouldn't Smoke
Advertisement for R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.’s Winston from 1974.