April 5, 2024
ORIG WWII LUCKY STRIKE GREEN PACK UNOPENED CIGARETTESS
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This is an original unopened pack of Green Label Lucky Strike Cigarettes from World War II. The inner package is made of paper instead of foil (the foil was needed for the War Effort). The color changed from green to white in 1942 (the green dye also contained material needed for the War Effort). This pack appears to be in very goood unopened condition. The Ebay Rules for Vintage Tobacco are as follows: 1. The value of the item is in the packaging and not the tobacco itself. 2. The package has not been opened and it is not for consumption. 3. The collectible tobacco is not available at any retail outlet and the value of the pack substantially exceeds the retail price of the tobacco. 4. You must be 18 years of age or older depending on the state in which you live. 5. Buyer and seller ensures that any transaction involving tobacco complies with all applicable laws and shipping. It is your responsibility to read our Auction Policies below. Please email with ANY questions. Click on the Shipping Calculator to find the cost of shipping to your zipcode, and add the applicable cost of insurance.Auction Policies:We are not professional appraisers or experts on each item or category of item. We try to research each item and give our best opinion and description of that item. We try to take pictures that reflect the condition of each item at
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