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Navy Cut: Off Greenwich, 1952
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Navy Cut: Off Greenwich, 1952
Players Navy Cut Cigarettes and Tobacco rectangular covered counter-card featuring a reproduction of " Off Greenwich" by Frank H. Mason. The painting shows a clipper being towed out of the harbour by two tug boats in the centre. The background on the right shows the Old Royal Naval College and surrounding buildings. The Players sailor trademark is featured in the bottom right and left corners. Text reads: " PLAYERs NAVY CUT CIGARETTES & TOBACCO"
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This print takes us back to the year 1952, capturing a moment in time that showcases the iconic Players Navy Cut Cigarettes and Tobacco. The rectangular covered counter-card proudly displays a reproduction of "Off Greenwich" by Frank H. Mason, an artwork that beautifully depicts a bustling scene off the coast of Greenwich. In the center of the painting, we witness a majestic clipper being towed out of the harbor by two sturdy tug boats. This maritime spectacle is further enhanced by the presence of historic buildings on the right side, including the renowned Old Royal Naval College and its surrounding structures. The bottom corners feature the trademark Players sailor symbol, serving as a reminder of this well-established tobacco brand's association with naval heritage. With text boldly proclaiming "PLAYERs NAVY CUT CIGARETTES & TOBACCO" this advertising piece from Nottingham City Photos pays homage to John Player and Sons' contribution to both smoking culture and maritime history. As we gaze upon this image, we are transported back in time to an era when cigarettes were not only enjoyed but also celebrated for their connection to adventure and exploration. It serves as a testament to how art can seamlessly intertwine with commercial endeavors while preserving historical significance.
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