ROBERT WOODRUFF AND HIS CIGARS

Herman Upmann (German), 20th century. Robert Winship Woodruff's mahogany and parquetry inlay, stepped square form, humidor with cedar lined interior and removable box. Inscribed "Robert W. Woodruff, B

Alfred Dunhill Humidor w/ Robert W. Woodruff Items. Including ichauway bolo, Robert W Woodruff custom cigars and inscribed book & letter. Humidor measures 13" x 18" x 35.75"

Group of two Coca-Cola or Coke advertising lighters,comprising Hadson "Blue Bird" musical lighter with Woodruff's initials and Scripto Vu-Lighter with his name. Approx. h. 2.5" (higher)

Set of four custom made spotted animal fur golf head club covers with metal owner medallions engraved with the head number and "R.W. Woodruff." for Robert Winship Woodruff. Unmarked. Approx. of each,

Alfred Dunhill (20th century). Wooden tabletop pipe rack with roll top or tambour cover, gilt plaque with Robert Windship Woodruff's initials on crest, together with eight pipes. Rack marked underneat

Forbes Magazine (American), August 15, 1947. Forbes magazine featuring Robert W. Woodruff on the cover, together with two black and white photographs of Woodruff including a reproduction of an undated

Group of eleven miscellaneous books from the library of Robert W. Woodruff, most of which are signed and inscribed, including Mary Virginia Saunders White "Fifteen Letters of Nathalie Sumter" edition

Louis Lupas, Robert Woodruff ( "Mr. Coca Cola"). Robert Winship Woodruff (December 6, 1889 – March 7, 1985) was an American businessman who served as the president of The Coca-Cola Company from 1923

Lewis C. Gregg (American/Georgia 1880-1957), "Robert Winship Woodruff", 1932, charcoal on paper, bust length portrait, framed, signed and dated by artist lower right and signed by sitter in ink, "Sinc

Mac Frampton (American/Georgia, 20th/21st century). Musical manuscript of arrangement by Frampton of religious music sang by niece Nell Watt at Robert Winship Woodruff's funeral. Pencil on pre printed

American, 20th century. Black and white photo of John Charles Woodward, the president of the Woodward Academy. Inscribed to the Woodwards and dated 1938. Note: Robert Woodruff attended the Georgia Mil

"Selected Writings of Elbert Hubbard" volumes 1-14. Especially printed for Robert Woodruff with bookplate of Robert Winship Woodruff, 1922, 1923. Memorial edition, published by William H. Wise & Compa

Merriman Smith "A President's Odyssey" -1961, stated first edition, Harper & Brothers. Signed and inscribed to Robert Woodruff on endsheet along with another inscription referencing Augusta National G

Eli Ginzberg (American, 1911-2002) and Douglas Bray (American, 1918-2006). "The Uneducated" -1953, green cloth. Signed and dedicated to Robert Woodruff by Ginzberg, Bray and third illegible signature;

Moss Hart (American, 1904-1961). "Winged Victory : The Army Air Forces Play" - 1943 second printing. Published by Random House, New York. Inscribed and autographed: "For Robert Woodruff, without whom

SST. Maker marked, "Beach Art Display Company." A nice example of this single-sided tin charger sign from Robert Burns Cigars, featuring a colorful man and cigar product graphic. CONDITION: Sign retai

Circa 1900 sign features an etched metal face in original gray & black paint with a beveled mirror in the center advertising Robert Burns Cigars. Sign is framed in original finish oak. In good origina

Tough version to find, early embossed on Cardstock, Sign is Professionally Framed. Measures: 17" x 12"

Greenbrier Studio, 1965. Group of two 8" x 10" black and white photographs depicting Robert Winship Woodruff and Nell Hodgson Woodruff, together with an unnamed gentleman, at the Greenbrier Resort, We

Robert Baribeau Cigar Box (three works) 2001-2003mixed media on cigar boxes10.5 h × 9.25 w × 1.75 d in (27 × 23 × 4 cm) Additional works measure: 8 h x 6.25 w x 3.5 d inch

Marked "Beach Art Display, Coshocton, Ohio". Overall scratching and chipping throughout, with edge wear consistent with age and use. Still displays well with good colors and bold graphics. Condition:

Mint condition. Measures 7.5 inches tall.

Bullet to the Head (2012) - Robert Morel’s Cigar Lighter And Case. Original cigar lighter and case used by "Robert Nkomo Morel", played by Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje in the action thriller film "Bulle

"Story of the Trust Company of Georgia Atlanta: On Its 60th Anniversary". Signed to inside cover by Robert W. Woodruff, Prescott, and all the board of directors for 1951. Approx. 9.875", w. 7".