Packet of 20 'Player's Navy Cut' cigarettes manufactured from Navy Cut Tobacco PART OF: Selection of Cigarette Packets Made: 1920-1950 in Nottingham maker: John Player and Sons Packet of 20 'Player's Navy Cut' cigarettes manufactured from Navy Cut Tobacco, by John Player and Sons, Castle Tobacco Factory, Nottingham, England, 1920-1950 Details Category: Smoking Object Number: 1999-299/11 Materials: card Measurements: overall: 17 mm x 82 mm x 75 mm, type: cigarette packet credit: McPhail, Mary
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So, yeah, I guess you can say that I still smoke Black & Mild cigars faithfully
