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Tobacco:

CAO International

Makers of pipes, tobacco, cigars, and humidors sold through local retailers. Includes product information and store locator.

http://www.caointernational.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

HBI International

Sales of rolling papers and rolling machines, cigars and tobacco. Also provides information about custom papers.

http://zensmoke.com/

Kit House Industrial Co., Ltd.

Manufacturer of cutters, leather cases, gift set, stainless steel tube, lighters, cigar accessories and giftware. Taiwan.

http://www.cigar-accs.com/

Mac Baren Tobacco

Makers of tobaccos for pipe-smokers as well as cigar and cigarillo smokers. Includes product overviews, links to cigar and pipe clubs around the world, articles, history, and a dealer locattor.

http://www.mac-baren.com/

Mc Chrystals

Manufacturer of nasal snuff.

http://www.mcchrystals.co.uk/

Peterson of Dublin

Makers of pipes, cigars, and tobacco blends. Includes dealer locator, corporate information, and product photos.

http://www.peterson.ie/

Pöschl Tobacco

Makers of pipe and cigarette tobaccos plus snuff. Includes information about the company and its products plus tips, history, cultivation information, and glossary.

http://www.poeschl-tobacco.com/

Savinelli Pipes, Inc. USA

Catalog of pipes, cigars, lighters, humidors and accessories.

http://www.savinelliusa.com

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