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Hello Folks, I have a vintage pack of Camel cigarettes and am wondering if they are like those supplied to the troops during WWII. The pack size is 2 3/4" X 2" There are no government "Tax Exempt" stamps which is one reason I suspect not.

Here's the pics.

Marv

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Hello Folks, I have a vintage pack of Camel cigarettes and am wondering if they are like those supplied to the troops during WWII. The pack size is 2 3/4" X 2" There are no government "Tax Exempt" stamps which is one reason I suspect not.

Here's the pics.

Marv

 

Hi Marv, great pack of cigarettes, love the ' compliments of GMC ' connection paper slip inside thge pack. Looks WWII to me as it doesn't have any silver foil under the Camel wrap it has the wartime economy paper instead.

 

I would add it to my collection if I had discovered it, but possibly more of an home front item than supplied to fighting troops.

 

Cheers Lewis

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Could this have been something given out at an officers club or recreation area for GIs? Some companies, like Coca Cola, donated overseas and may be this is an example. :dunno:

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