Diamond Crown Limited Edition America 250 Cigar Humidor 

The America 250 cigar humidor is handcrafted in the United States by Jason LeGear of Milwaukee Humidor Co. Each humidor contains 50 The American Perfecto cigars, a new size of J.C. Newman’s

famous all-American cigar brand. Both the humidor and the cigars will bear the official America250 branding of the United States Semiquincentennial Commission. Fifty humidors are scheduled to ship in time to reach stores before Memorial Day.

Every part of this project, from the blend of heirloom tobaccos in the cigars to the hinges used in the humidor are grown or made in the United States. The lid of each humidor features a map of the United States. Using marquetry, LeGear has shaped each state with wood from trees that are native to the state. LeGear has also inlaid a red, white, and blue border around the map and the U.S.

government’s official America 250 logo on the front of each humidor. Because the wood used in each humidor

varies, the 50 humidors are unique works of art. Each humidor has a capacity of 100 to 125 cigars.

Woods Used in the America250 Cigar Humidor: Alabama – Southern White Pine Alaska – Sitka Spruce Arizona – Blue Palo Verde Arkansas – Southern White Pine California – Coast Redwood Colorado – Blue Spruce Connecticut – White Oak Delaware – American Holly Florida – Sabal Palm Georgia – Southern Oak Hawaii – Koa Idaho – Western White Pine Illinois – White Oak Indiana – Tulip Tree Iowa – Red Oak Kansas – Eastern Cottonwood Kentucky – Tulip Poplar Louisiana – Cypress Maine – Eastern White Pine Maryland – White Oak Massachusetts – American Elm Michigan – Eastern White Pine Minnesota – Red Pine Mississippi – Magnolia Missouri – Dogwood Montana – Ponderosa Pine Nebraska – Eastern Cottonwood Nevada – Piñon Pine New Hampshire – White Birch New Jersey – Red Oak New Mexico – Piñon Pine New York – Sugar Maple North Carolina – White Pine North Dakota – Grey Elm Ohio – Buckeye Tree Oklahoma – Eastern Redbud Oregon – Douglas Fir Pennsylvania – Eastern Hemlock Rhode Island – Red Maple South Carolina – Sabal Palm South Dakota – Blue Spruce Tennessee – Red Cedar Texas – Pecan Utah – Quaking Aspen Vermont – Sugar Maple Virginia – Dogwood Washington – Western Hemlock West Virginia – Sugar Maple Wisconsin – Sugar Maple Wyoming – Eastern Cottonwood