Set of John Players & Sons Fire Fighting Appliances artillery this shell case offers a

this shell case offers a tangible connection to the history of World War I

released in 1936

while its relatively light weight of 7 CWT (hundredweight) made it mobile and adaptable on the battlefield

which remained an important British and Commonwealth support weapon during the interwar years

a crown signifies the royal connections and honor associated with the unit

Set of John Players & Sons Fire Fighting Appliances artillery this shell case offers aThe "Fire Fighting Appliances" cigarette card set by John Player & Sons, released in 1936, is an informative and visually engaging collection featuring 50 cards that detail various firefighting equipment and techniques used during that era. Each card showcases a different appliance or method, illustrated with meticulous attention to detail, capturing the advancements in fire safety technology and the brave efforts of firefighters. The collection