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Well it was in a few shops you're right. No one ever had tobacco in it though that I know of. Always jewelry. I repaired all the glass and the mechanical elements. I've had it about 3 years now. If I told you how I got it I'd have to kill you. But if you swing by I might be convinced to tell...

As requested I put more pics up on my server. http://www.traditionalhopikachinas.com/cgi...ploads/hum1.jpg http://www.traditionalhopikachinas.com/cgi...ploads/hum2.jpg http://www.traditionalhopikachinas.com/cgi...ploads/hum3.jpg http://www.traditionalhopikachinas.com/cgi...ploads/hum4.jpg...

Ron, thanks so much for the link to pics. I searched for 2 days and couldnt find that. I will post more pics tomorow for those that requested it. I did find that the company was in Biz from 1920-27. Though the pattents go back into the teens. -JD

I have 1 1920s Tiger Oak commercial humidor. The most unique on the planet See the pic. The vertical glass opens to grant access to the cigars. The mechn. that controls this action is 9 levers on the back of the case wich controls cables and pulleys to lower or raise each panel. It was made in...