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Produced by Hollingsworth & Vose from 1952 to mid-1956, each filter contained 10-15 mg of compressed asbestos fibers, totaling 15-25% of the material

Generally speaking, if the laser perforations are very uniform, after smoking, the filter end will have a very uniform white ring on the outside, with the inner part (the section that filters tar) being yellow, lighter on the outside and darker on the inside

The scattered tobacco scraps might be reusable after re-moisturizing (they are easy enough to funnel from paper towels into anything)

This piece is new, unused, in excellent, nearly new condition

Interestingly enough, coffee isnt always bitter, and there could be quite a few reasons it has such a bitter flavor

In addition to availability, we carry all flavors, including Smooth, Mint, Natural, and, of course, Original