Step back into the smoke‑filled glory days of the cigar trade with this antique 1910s Frankle Brothers Co. cigar invoice from Youngstown, Ohio. 🍂 Printed on creamy stock with an incredible engraved vignette of the Frankle Brothers building at West Federal and Phelps Streets, this piece captures the look and feel of a bustling Midwestern tobacco house at the height of the cigar era.

Frankle Brothers dates back to 1884, when brothers M. and A.M. Frankle opened a three‑man cigar factory and brokerage in downtown Youngstown. 🏙️ Their business grew alongside the city’s steel and coal fortunes, becoming a regional staple during the Golden Age of cigars. Among the brands they handled were “Revelation” and “Abbey,” names that once lined bar counters, club rooms, and corner groceries across the Midwest.

This unused invoice comes from a new old stock pad that was never written on or filed away. 🧾 The ornate “Frankle Brothers Co., Manufacturers & Jobbers of Cigars” header, the detailed street‑corner building view, and the graceful period script all make it perfect for framing. It’s easy to picture this hanging in a cigar lounge, office, bar, or study as a genuine 100‑plus‑year‑old accent piece.

📏 Size
9 1/2" x 6" (approximate) – ideal for standard frames with a simple mat.

🏛️ Origin & era
Frankle Brothers Co., Cigars and Tobacconists
Youngstown, Ohio
Circa 1910s, early 20th‑century Golden Age cigar ephemera

🌟 Condition
New old stock from an original pad, in beautiful, well‑preserved shape. Paper is clean, printing is crisp, and the design displays wonderfully. These were set aside and stored rather than used in day‑to‑day business, so you get that rare “just‑printed” feel from a 100‑year‑old document.

🎁 Perfect for
Cigar lounge or bar decor
Tobacciana and advertising collectors
Ohio / Youngstown local‑history buffs
Industrial‑era office or study displays

Bring a real piece of Youngstown’s commercial past to your wall and let this Frankle Brothers invoice tell its story every time you walk by. 🍂