4 The Paducah News-Democrat, May 4, 1929, pg
Cigarette tin and card Made: 1914 in United Kingdom maker: Unknown Tin sent by Princess Mary to all soldiers and sailors serving overseas, contains a packet of 20 cigarettes and a Christmas card with an image of Princess Mary, Christmas 1914 Originally intended for those serving overseas or at sea as Christmas gifts in 1914, these brass gift tins contained cigarettes, a carton of tobacco, a photograph of Princess Mary, and Christmas cards from Princess Mary, King George and Queen Mary
And the fourth, more realistically, claims that it is only a defense against counterfeits
Cigarette brands from 1920 to 1930 [edit] The most popular cigarette brands of this period were Player's Navy Cut, Woodbine, Capstan, Craven 'A', and Black Cat
She was gold-plated, dwarf-sized, standing in a brick alcove with the words Salve Sancta Eileithyia, Salvatrix Ctesiphonis, Defensor Fidei Christi