New York City 1950 American Tobacco Company Letterhead 8.5 x 7

This letter was typed on August 28, 1950 on American Tobacco Company letterhead from New York City, documenting a change in standing order for Lucky Strike cigarettes during the postwar consumer era.

American Tobacco Company was a major force in the U.S. cigarette industry, with brands like Lucky Strike forming a central part of mid-century advertising and distribution networks. Corporate correspondence from this period reflects routine adjustments to retail supply chains, tied closely to evolving demand and regional distribution practices.

The document features a formal letterhead with company identification at the top and a typed message outlining revised order quantities and delivery schedule. A handwritten signature from the order department appears at the bottom, completing the piece as a functional example of mid-century tobacco business communication.

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