Another Fliprelic find ready for a second life. Acquired at a high-profile “Smoke-In” charity event in Las Vegas during the mid-1990s, this is more than a tool-it is a piece of the Great Cigar Boom’s history. This press dates back to the early era of Camacho, featuring the original circular “C” branding long before the brand transitioned to the modern scorpion motif. Technical Specs & Curation. This is a heavy, two-piece wooden mold designed to hold 10 cigars. It is functionally sound with all alignment dowels intact. The underside is hand-marked “49 x 7, ” indicating it was used for the production of Churchill or Corona Gorda vitolas. Brand: Camacho (Early Heritage Logo). Format: 10-Slot Press. Dimensions: Built for 7-inch cigars with a 49 ring gauge. Era: Early 1990s. Materials: Solid aged hardwood with authentic tobacco-stain patina. The wood has a deep, warm patina earned from years of use in the curing process. The slots show the characteristic darkening from tobacco oils, adding an incredible olfactory and visual “soul” to the piece. No cracks or structural failures in the wood. Whether you are a Camacho devotee looking to anchor your humidor room or an interior designer seeking a “Primitive Industrial” statement piece for a library or office, this mold represents the transition of a legendary brand. It perfectly bridges the gap between functional tobacciana and archival history. Please follow fliprelic for your home decor needs. We pay close attention to curating quality items with appeal and provenance.