JOB Cigarette Papers
If you roll your own cigarettes, you owe it to yourself to try JOB rolling papers. Though they are one of the oldest brands still on the market, JOB still produces one of the finest cigarette papers you can buy. Job papers have been around since 1838, when Jean Bardou decided to make cigarette papers out of thin, pure rice paper. The French craftsman had stumbled on a fantastic idea, and within a few years, his papers had spread all over France. The name "JOB" came about by accidnt--his initials "J.B." were originally separated by a diamond on the packaging for the rolling papers, leading customers to refer to them as "Job papers." Bardou died in 1852, but the company kept rolling right along.