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Chart: Where Smoking Breaks the Bank (& Where It Doesn't) Statista Box of Lucky Strike Cigarettes, circa 1940 Pall Mall Cigarette Carton, WWII US Army Reproduction 1940's The Lucky Strike cigarette pack underwent a famous transformation in 1942. The company changed from its signature dark green packaging to white, launching the iconic "Lucky Strike Green has gone to war" Starting in 1940, Big Tobacco gave out free cigarettes and promotional materials about tobacco. A lot of people were sick in the 1940s, especially in Naval hospitals during and following WW2. San WWII Crates, Boxes and Containers Page 3
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