Winston – Vietnam War C-Ration Armed Forces
Full hard pack with 5 cigarettes from a later Vietnam War C-Ration, placed in a Winston branded cardboard pack with cellophane wrapper.
- Model:
Armed Forces
- Year:
1965 - 69
- Status:
in collection
Full hard pack with 5 cigarettes from a later Vietnam War C-Ration, placed in a Winston branded cardboard pack with cellophane wrapper.
Armed Forces
1965 - 69
in collection
Full hard pack with 4 cigarettes from an early Vietnam War, placed in a Winston branded cardboard pack with the logo of the United Air Lines on the back side wrapped cellophane.
Armed Forces
1965
in collection
Complete late war U.S. Army C-Ration Accessory Packet (1944–1945), factory sealed and marked «CAN OPENER ENCLOSED». Contains the full complement of field accessories: a ration pack of 9 Lucky Strike cigarettes, a Scott toilet paper, Wrigley's P.K. chewing gum, a malaria-warning matchbook, bottle of salt tablets, and a P-38 can opener in its original kraft instruction envelope. Packed between C-Ration cans, these packets supplied soldiers with essential hygiene, utility, and morale items during combat operations, while the malaria-warning matchbook reflects the tropical deployment of many late-war rations.
Armed Forces
1944 - 45
in collection
Full Vietnam war era C-Ration accessory pack from 1965–1971, containing a flip-top hard pack of 4 cigarettes. Included with field meals to maintain morale, these packs also featured gum, matches, and toilet paper. Cigarettes were phased out by 1971 and officially removed from rations in 1972 due to health concerns.
Armed Forces
1965 - 71
in collection
Open Vietnam C Ration Accessory Pack containing:
- Cigarettes
- Matches
- Chewing Gum
- Toilet Paper
- Coffee Instant
- Creamer Substitute
- Sugar
- Salt
All accessory packages containing cigarettes were discontinued in 1972.
Armed Forces
1965 - 71
in collection
Full soft pack of 20 cigarettes with inner foil wrapping, cellophane wrapper, and a Dewitt Clinton tax stamp on the top with Series 122 for 1952. Campaign cigarette pack issued for the 1952 U.S. presidential election supporting Dwight D. Eisenhower, who went on to win the presidency, oversee the end of the Korean War in 1953, and whose administration marked the early stages of U.S. involvement in Vietnam, produced by Tobacco Blending Corp., Louisville, Kentucky.
Political
1952
in collection
Full soft pack of 20 cigarettes with inner foil wrapping, cellophane wrapper and a Korean tax stamp on the top. The front shows portraits of a Korean statesman and U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson beneath the flags of South Korea and the United States, surrounded by a laurel wreath. It is printed in Korean and English «WELCOME TO KOREA» and «The President of the United States of America and Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson».
This pack commemorates the U.S. presidential visit to South Korea on 31 October 1966, linked to the U.S. – South Korean alliance during the Vietnam War. South Korea was a key military ally of the United States and deployed large troop contingents to support operations in South Vietnam.
The bottom is marked «SINTANJIN» and the top features a floral emblem with «CIGARETTES / OFFICE OF MONOPOLY».
State issued
1966
in collection
Full soft pack of 20 cigarettes with inner foil wrapping, cellophane wrapper and a South Vietnam tax stamp on the top. The front shows an attacking soldier above the South Vietnam flag. It is written in Vietnamese «QUAN-LUC VIET-NAM CONG-HOA» and below «QUYET TAM» together with «BAO VE DAT NUOC». On the back is a wreath with a crossed rifle, anchor, wings and sword. Printed below in Vietnamese is «Quan doi la truong dai dep-de nhai».
Armed Forces
1969
in collection
Full soft pack of 20 cigarettes with inner foil wrapping, cellophane wrapper and a South Vietnam tax stamp on the top. The front shows an attacking soldier above the South Vietnam flag. It is written in Vietnamese «QUYET - TAM» and «BAO VE DAT NUOC». Below the soldier is the makers name «RUBY QUEEN» written together with «BAO BAM PHAM CHAT» in Vietnamese. On the back is a hand holding an olive branch and the outline of a helmeted soldier, a villager with a conical hat and a child. Printed above in Vietnamese is «QUAN DOI VIET-NAM CONG-HO» and below «HUYNH DE CHI BINH» with «QUYET TAM CHIEN THANG».
Armed Forces
1969
in collection
Full soft pack of 20 cigarettes with inner foil wrapping, cellophane wrapper and a South Vietnam tax stamp on the top. The front shows an attacking soldier above the South Vietnam flag. It is written in Vietnamese «QUYET - TAM» and «BAO VE DAT NUOC». Below the soldier is the makers name «J. BASTOS» written together with «BAO BAM PHAM CHAT» in Vietnamese. On the back is a hand holding an olive branch and the outline of a helmeted soldier, a villager with a conical hat and a child. Printed above in Vietnamese is «QUAN DOI VIET-NAM CONG-HO» and below «HUYNH DE CHI BINH» with «QUYET TAM CHIEN THANG».
Armed Forces
1969
in collection
Full French army troop soft pack of 20 cigarettes from the time of the Indochina war with cellophane wrapper and a tax stamp on the top. With the wording «régis tabacs», «tabacs non taxés» and «vente interdite au public».
Armée
1949 - 54
in collection
Full hard pack of 20 French cigarettes from pre war time.
Privé
1930 - 40
in collection
Full hard pack of 20 French cigarettes from WWII time with tax stamp on the top.
Privé
1940 - 45
in collection
Full soft pack of 20 cigarettes for French troops from war time with a tax banderole.
Armée
1914 - 18
in collection
Full soft pack of 20 cigarettes for French troops from war time with a tax banderole and a price quote.
Armée
1914 - 18
in collection
Full soft pack of 20 early French Gauloises cigarettes in yellow paper wrapping, a tax banderole and a price quote.
Privé
1930
in collection
Full soft pack of 20 early French Elegantes cigarettes in paper wrapping, a tax banderole and a price quote.
Privé
1937
in collection
Full hard pack with 20 cigarettes, placed in a cardboard tray and a yellow sleeve with artistic designs.
Privé
1939
in collection
Full hard pack with 20 cigarettes rolled in maïs paper, placed in a cardboard tray and a green sleeve with artistic designs.
Privé
1939
in collection
Full soft pack of 20 early French Gauloises cigarettes in paper wrapping, a tax banderole and a price quote.
Privé
1940
in collection
Full soft pack of 20 cigarettes for French troops from war time with a tax banderole.
Armée
1942
in collection
Full soft pack of 20 cigarettes for French troops from war time with a SEITA tax banderole.
Armée
1942
in collection
Full soft pack of 20 cigarettes for French troops from war time with tax stamp on the top.
Armée
1943 - 45
in collection
Full soft pack of 20 cigarettes for French troops from war time with tax banderole.
Armée
1943 - 45
in collection
Full soft pack of 20 cigarettes for French troops from war time with tax banderole and a price quote.
Armée
1943 - 45
2 in collection
Full soft pack of 20 cigarettes for French troops from war time with tax banderole and a price quote, featuring an illustration on the back depicting two soldiers assembling cigarettes, with the caption «POUR FABRIQUER LES CIGARETTES GAULOISES, IL FAUT PEU DE CECI, BEAUCOUP DE CELA», and the instruction «FUMEZ DES GAULOISES» below.
Armée
1943 - 45
in collection
Full French soft pack of 20 cigarettes from war time for prisoners with a banderole, featuring an image on the back of a nurse distributing tobacco and cigarette packs, along with the inscription «RÉSERVÉ AUX PRISONNIERS DE GUERRE FRANÇAIS».
Armée
1941 - 45
in collection
Full soft pack of 20 cigarettes for French troops from late war time with tax banderole.
Armée
1943 - 45
in collection
Full soft pack of 20 cigarettes from early war time with tax stamp on the top.
Privé
1942 - 43
in collection
Full soft pack of 20 cigarettes from late war time with tax stamp on the top.
Privé
1944 - 45
2 in collection