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Navy Cut cigarettes, 1927
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Navy Cut cigarettes, 1927
Players counter card in the shape of a banner with scrolled ends. The lettering and decoration appear to be hand painted. The text reads " PLAYERs // NAVY CUT CIGARETTES". On the reverse are two rubber stamps. The first reads " TRADE MARKS DEPT // I.T.C. CO LTD. // 7 MAR 1927 // APPROVED // R.M.E.A.". The second stamp reads " APPROVED BY // BRISTOL MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE // 9 MAR 1927"
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This vintage print showcases a captivating advertisement from 1927, featuring the iconic Navy Cut cigarettes by John Player and Sons. The Players counter card takes the form of an elegant banner with beautifully scrolled ends, exuding a sense of sophistication and refinement. The lettering and intricate decoration on the card appear to be meticulously hand-painted, adding an artisanal touch to this piece of advertising history. On the reverse side of the card, two rubber stamps provide fascinating insights into its origin and approval process. The first stamp reveals that it was approved by the Trade Marks Department of I. T. C. Co Ltd on March 7th, 1927 – a testament to its authenticity. The second stamp indicates that it was also approved by Bristol members of executive on March 9th, further emphasizing its credibility. The image evokes images of sailors in their distinctive uniforms aboard majestic naval ships sailing across vast seascapes. It transports us back to a time when smoking tobacco was intertwined with notions of adventure and masculinity. This remarkable print not only captures an exquisite piece of advertising memorabilia but also serves as a window into Nottingham's rich heritage as a hub for tobacco production during this era. It is sure to fascinate collectors, history enthusiasts, and anyone captivated by the allure of vintage packaging and maritime aesthetics.
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