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first rolled cigarette James Albert Bonsack (1859–1921) was an American inventor who developed the successful cigarette-rolling machine in 1880s. The archival photographic print documents the 1888 Bonsack Machine for industrial and historical reference Bright Leaves: Tobacco Materials from

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