Boac Airline Marcovitch black and white London cigarette tin

Step back to the golden age of travel with this BOAC Airline Marcovitch Black and White London Cigarette Tin. Produced as promotional packaging for BOAC (British Overseas Airways Corporation), it features striking branding and period artwork connected to Marcovitch’s Black and White cigarettes.

Britain’s flagship airline

BOAC was Britain’s flagship airline from 1939 until 1974, when it merged with BEA to form British Airways. This tin not only represents mid‑20th‑century tobacco advertising but also captures the glamour of international air travel in the post‑war era.

With authentic age‑related wear, it’s a fascinating piece of advertising memorabilia that bridges aviation and tobacco history. Perfect for collectors of vintage airline ephemera, decorators seeking a retro accent, or anyone who enjoys quirky crossover collectibles.

Measures approximately 11.5cm by 7cm by 1.5cm.

Originally would have held 25 cigarettes. Used condition, with wear.