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DESCRIPTION: This great looking green & red pack of Lucky Strikes is from 1940-41. It is full and unopened. This was how the packaging looked until 1942 when, due to the demand for green pigment for the war effort, the color of the packs was changed to white. This initiated an ad campaign--"Lucky Strike green has gone to war"--by the American Tobacco Company. A terrific find for your collection! Also see our Lucky Strike "flat fifties" tin w/cigarettes now listed.

NOTICE: SOLD AS PACKAGING COLLECTIBLE ONLY...NOT FOR CONSUMPTION!

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To purchase this item you must at least 18 years, it is illegal to sell tobacco products to minors. Make sure that you are from a country w viewing, purchasing, or distributing tobacco related products is not prohibited under local laws. The package may or may not be sealed, but the product within is not for consumption. The value of the item is in the collectible packaging, not in the tobacco itself. The collectible tobacco packaging is not available at any retail outlet. The value of the packaging is substantially greater than the current retail price of the tobacco product in the package.

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