Cool Springs West Virginia 1935 RJ Reynolds Tobacco Billhead 6.5 x 4

This 1935 billhead associated with R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company documents a small-scale tobacco order within the regional distribution network of Depression-era America.

R.J. Reynolds operated as one of the leading tobacco firms in the United States, supplying branded products through jobbers and local dealers across rural and urban markets. The document reflects this structure, with printed headings referencing company brands and fields for jobber, dealer, and address information, illustrating the layered system of distribution that connected national manufacturers to local points of sale.

Handwritten entries record a purchase of tobacco products, including brand notation and pricing, entered within a simple ruled grid. The minimal printed design, combined with manuscript details and signature, emphasizes function over ornament, providing a direct record of everyday commercial exchange within the tobacco trade during the mid-1930s.

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