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Lucky Strike gained its name as a reference to the Gold Rush days, when prospectors who happened upon great riches were Lucky Strikes said to have made a “lucky strike.” By selecting this particular name for the product, its manufacturers implied consumers who chose this brand of tobacco were themselves making a “lucky strike” in the form of happening upon a fine product.
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