Moguls (often printed as Great Mogul) is one of the traditional British “quality” names found on tax wrappers and later on card boxes. First registered in London in 1741, it came to represent the top grade in the familiar hierarchy of named qualities—above Harrys, Highlanders, and Merry Andrews—as a shorthand for relative quality and price. The name was widely adopted by different makers in Britain and abroad, and is frequently encountered on packs made for both domestic sale and export.
About Moguls
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