Tin, Cigarette, British, NAAFI Stores for His Majesty Forces, Normandy
Genuine WWII British 50-cigarette tin, of the cylindrical type intended for being sold to His Majesty Forces through NAAFI Stores (Naval, Army and Air Force Institutes).
Quite good, used condition; retains its original lid.
Empty.
The present artifact comes from a significant collection built up by a Norman collector in the last thirty years.
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Genuine WWII British 50-cigarette tin, of the cylindrical type intended for being sold to His Majesty Forces through NAAFI Stores (Naval, Army and Air Force Institutes).
Quite good, used condition; retains its original lid.
Empty.
The present artifact comes from a significant collection built up by a Norman collector in the last thirty years.
