WW2 Canadian Player’s Navy Cut Cigarettes Medium Package EMPTY (3)

This item is an original empty package of Player’s Navy Cut Cigarettes, Medium variety, issued in Canada during the Second World War. Manufactured by John Player & Sons, these cigarette packs were commonly supplied to Canadian military personnel as part of ration kits or available in canteens. The packaging features period-appropriate branding and graphics, including the Player’s sailor emblem and bilingual English-French labeling reflecting Canadian production standards of the era. Dimensions, font styles, and construction are consistent with 1940s manufacturing techniques, using paperboard material. Such cigarette packages are notable for their association with military life, serving as a representation of daily comforts accessible to service members. Collectors of WW2 Canadian militaria and ephemera value these items for their historical significance and insight into wartime supply chains. This offering is for the empty packaging only; no tobacco or cigarettes are included. Overall condition and specific details regarding markings or wear should be referenced in the accompanying photographs.