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Bond Street Classic Selection Cigarettes
Bond Street Classic Selection Cigarettes Standard PriceOffer price: 2 x $16.90 = $33.80
10 King Size Boxes In Cellophane
200 Cigarettes With Brown Filter
Tar: 10 mg per Cigarette
Nicotine: 0.8 mg per Cigarette
$16.90per carton
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Bond Street Fine Selection Cigarettes
Bond Street Fine Selection Cigarettes Standard PriceOffer price: 2 x $16.90 = $33.80
10 King Size Boxes In Cellophane
200 Cigarettes With White Filter
Tar: 4 mg per Cigarette
Nicotine: 0.4 mg per Cigarette
$16.90per carton
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Bond Street Special Selection Cigarettes
Bond Street Special Selection Cigarettes Standard PriceOffer price: 2 x $16.90 = $33.80
10 King Size Boxes In Cellophane
200 Cigarettes With White Filter
Tar: 6 mg per Cigarette
Nicotine: 0.6 mg per Cigarette
$16.90per carton
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Bond Street One Cigarettes
Bond Street One Cigarettes Standard PriceOffer price: 2 x $16.90 = $33.80
10 King Size Boxes In Cellophane
200 Cigarettes With White Filter
Tar: 1 mg per Cigarette
Nicotine: 0.1 mg per Cigarette
$16.90per cartonOut of stock
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Bond Street Super Slims Gold Cigarettes
Bond Street Super Slims Gold Cigarettes Standard PriceOffer price: 2 x $17.20 = $34.40
10 Slims Size Boxes In Cellophane
200 Cigarettes With White Filter
Tar: 5 mg per Cigarette
Nicotine: 0.5 mg per Cigarette
$17.20per carton
Buy Bond Street Super Slims Gold Cigarettes Discount PriceOffer price: 8 x $15.50 = $124.00
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Bond Street Super Slims Silver Cigarettes
Bond Street Super Slims Silver Cigarettes Standard PriceOffer price: 2 x $17.20 = $34.40
10 Slims Size Boxes In Cellophane
200 Cigarettes With White Filter
Tar: 3 mg per Cigarette
Nicotine: 0.3 mg per Cigarette
$17.20per carton
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Their flagship Marlboro is the world's most popular tobacco brand. Other popular tobacco brands owned by Phillip Morris are Parliament, Virginia Slims, and Benson and Hedges (in some markets only). Philip Morris was begun by a London tobacconist of the same name.
He was one of the first people to sell hand-rolled Bond cigarettes in the 1860s, selling them under the brand names Oxford and Cambridge Blues, following the adoption of cigarette smoking by British soldiers returning from the Crimean War. The company opened its New York office in 1902 and soon became part of James Duke's American Tobacco Company monopoly.
Though Altria's headquarters are still in New York, in 2004 its Philip Morris USA division completed a move of its 682 New York based employees to Richmond, Virginia to consolidate operations and achieve cost savings for shareholders.1 Philip Morris bought Kraft Foods on October 30, 1988 for US$13.1 billion, in a bid to diversify from the declining tobacco business and to reduce litigation risk. It also purchased the Nabisco division of the former RJR Nabisco in 2000.
(The China National Tobacco Co. and Japan Tobacco sell larger volumes.)
