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Fairy Ring on a Wills’ Cigarette card
— Senior Service Cigarettes (Card.)
Flying, A series of 48 - No. 23
H. J. F. BROADBENT
Mr. H. J. F. Broadbent is an Australian. Through not a professional record breaker he likes to make fast time when flying for business or pleasure, which he is enabled to do by his peculiar skill in pilotage and navigation. Among his many noteworthy achievements was his flight from Australia to England in May, 1937, Which he accomplished in 6 days 8 hours 25 minutes. This record was subsequently broken in the following October by Miss Jean Batten. (See No. 11 of this series.)
Cigarette card illustration depicting scene from Chinese photography studio. Date unknown.
VENICE / WENECJA / VENEZIA - ITALY >>> a cigarette card.
Venus: Goddess of Beauty 🌸🪽🌊💘
📸 Cigarette Card (1924) - Wikimedia Commons
📸 Print from Metropolitan Museum of Art (1889) - Wikimedia Commons
Jack ascended, taking it very easy: he stopped at the main-top for breath; at the main-topmast head, to look about him; and, at last, gained the spot agreed upon, where he seated himself, and, taking out the articles of war, commenced them again, to ascertain whether he could not have strengthened his arguments. He had not, however, read through the seventh article before the hands were turned up — “up anchor!” and Mr. Sawbridge called, “All hands down from aloft!” Jack took the hint, folded up his documents, and came down as leisurely as he went up.
— Frederick Marryat, Mr. Midshipman Easy
Jack Easy, mastheaded and reading the Articles of War on a Player's Cigarettes card (New York Public Library collection).
“XXIX: THE CIVILIAN RESPIRATOR” W.D. & H.O. WILLS // BRISTOL, 1938 [cigarette card: colour illustrations | 7 cm.]
Illustrated cigarette card of Empress Alexandra Feodorovna.