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"John Player & Sons Military Head-Dress Cigarette Cards – Collectible Military Memorabilia"
"John Player & Sons Military Head-Dress Cigarette Cards – Collectible Military Memorabilia"
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The "John Player & Sons Military Head-Dress" cigarette card series is an intriguing collectible set that highlights the diverse and distinctive headgear worn by military personnel from various countries and eras. Produced by the renowned British tobacco company, this series features beautifully illustrated cards showcasing a wide range of military head-dress, including helmets, caps, and other ceremonial headgear that are integral to military uniforms.
Each card presents an illustration of a specific type of head-dress, accompanied by informative text detailing its history, significance, and the military unit it represents. From the iconic bearskins of British Grenadiers to the ornate plumed helmets of cavalry regiments, the cards offer a fascinating glimpse into the traditions and customs associated with military attire. The series reflects the rich diversity of military cultures, showcasing the evolution of head-dress styles influenced by geography, history, and function.
Released during the early 20th century, these cards served both as collectibles and educational resources, appealing to military history enthusiasts and the general public alike. Today, the "Military Head-Dress" series is highly sought after by collectors for its artistic representation and historical significance, offering a unique perspective on the ceremonial and practical roles of headgear in military tradition