Original U.S. WWII Empty Pack of Lucky Strike Cigarettes Rewrapped for Display with Partial Class A Cigarette Tax Stamp - Pre-1942 Category_Spade Grip Assembly as typical of percussion revolvers

as typical of percussion revolvers due to the corrosive nature of the primers and black powder

and 801 missing

There is no chinstrap present and appears to never have had one

These were usually refinished and painted almost after every training session

The visor and chin strap are of black leather in standard military design

Original U.S. WWII Empty Pack of Lucky Strike Cigarettes Rewrapped for Display with Partial Class A Cigarette Tax Stamp - Pre-1942 Category_Spade Grip Assembly as typical of percussion revolversOriginal Item. Very Few Available We are offering a great selection of empty Lucky Strike Cigarette packs which have been filled and re wrapped in plastic for display purposes. There are no cigarettes in these. The brand was first introduced by R. A. Patterson of Richmond, Virginia, in 1871 as a cut plug and later a cigarette. In 1905, the company was acquired by the American Tobacco Company. Though the package is still sealed, the bottom of the