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Old Orchard Girl Tobacco Silk Hamilton King Signed Full Black Border Zira Brand For Sale


Old Orchard Girl Tobacco Silk Hamilton King Signed Full Black Border Zira Brand
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Old Orchard Girl Tobacco Silk Hamilton King Signed Full Black Border Zira Brand:
$162.45

Tobacco Silk Old Orchard Girl Hamilton King Signed Zira Cigarettes silks insert.


••• full black border ••• (2 of 2)


Factory No7, 5th Dist. N.J.


Measures approximate 4-3/4” x 5-1/2”


Artist: Hamilton King (American, 1871–1941)


Artist: Hamilton King (American 1871-1941)

Born: 1871 - Lewiston, Maine

Died: 1941 - East Hampton, New York


Known for: Female portrait and figure pastel and gouache painting, illustration


Hamilton King (1871–1941) was a prominent illustrator who worked in the late 1800s and early 1900s. King illustrated the "Coca-Cola girls" for calendars from 1910 to 1913. The Coca-Cola calendar work was considered significant because the artist's signature appeared in all printed matter for Coca-Cola, including serving trays.


King became well known for his "Hamilton King Girls", significantly working on behalf of Turkish Trophies Cigarettes. A majority of this collection is held by The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Additional collections of the artist are held by the Smithsonian Institution.


Old Orchard Beach is a resort town and census-designated place (CDP) in York County, Maine, United States. The population was 8,960 at the 2020 census. It is part of the Portland−South Portland−offerdeford, Maine Metropolitan Statistical Area.


In popular culture


The Magnetic Fields have a song entitled "Old Orchard Beach" on their 1992 album The Wayward Bus.


Maine author Josh Pahigian has a mystery novel entitled "Strangers on the Beach" set in Old Orchard Beach.


Part of Stephen King's novel Thinner is set at Old Orchard Beach


The Archers Beach series by Sharon Lee (writer) has a setting inspired by Old Orchard Beach and Palace Playland.


The town (including the pier) is represented in the map of the 2014 open world racing video game The Crew and its 2018 sequel.


Notable people


Laura Creavalle, Guyanese-born Canadian/American professional bodybuilder

David Lemoine, state legislator

Leatrice Morin, state legislator (1973–1976)

Jerome Plante, state legislator and town manager

Charles Scontras, labor historian



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