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Springer TA21, 10 cigarettes, Series of 1883, black on green paper Springer TA22, 50 cigarettes, Series of 1883, black on green paper Springer TA23, 100 cigarettes, Series of 1883, black on greenish blue or bright blue paper Springer TA24, 10 cigarettes, Series of 1883, blue on light blue paper Springer TA25, 20 cigarettes, Series of 1883, blue on light blue paper 1897 provisionals Springer TA27, 10 cigarettes, red ISSUED UNDER / ACT OF JULY 1897 overprint reading up on Series of 1883 stamp Springer TA28, 20 cigarettes, red ISSUED UNDER / ACT OF JULY 1897 overprint reading up on Series of 1883 stamp Springer TA29, 50 cigarettes, red ISSUED UNDER / ACT OF JULY 1897 overprint reading up on Series of 1883 stamp Series of 1897 / Act of 1897 Springer TA32, 10 cigarettes, Series of 1897, red Springer TA33, 20 cigarettes, Series of 1897, red 1898 provisionals Springer TA38, 10 cigarettes (1.5), 1898 overprint on Series of 1883 stamp Springer TA42 (TA43?), 50 cigarettes (3), 1898 overprint on TA29 Springer TA48, 10 cigarettes, violet 1898 h/s overprint/surcharge on TA32 Springer TA49, 20 cigarettes, 1898 overprint on TA33 Springer TA52, 10 cigarettes, black (or dark blue?) SERIES / OF 1898

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Plain cigarette packs become law in UK, France The days of branded cigarette packets in Britain and France are over as new plain packaging laws came into effect on Friday, hailed by campaigners despite resistance from tobacco firms.The logos and distinctive colours on new cigarette packets will be replaced with neutral packaging, a move hailed by health campaigners as a major step in reducing demand for a "deadly and addictive product".The new packs will be introduced in both countries over the coming months following similar legislation in Australia credited with helping to cut down on smoking rates, especially among young people.British retailers will have a year to sell existing stock and those in France have until January 1, at which point branded packets will become a thing of the past."For too long glitzy, cleverly designed packaging has lured young people into smoking," British Lung Foundation chief executive Penny Woods said."Australia introduced plain packaging in 2012 and has already seen a decline in smoking rates."If just a fraction of the 200,000 children in the UK who start smoking a year are discouraged, thousands of lives will be saved."French Health Minister Marisol Touraine said: "Plain packaging is ugly and intentionally so

Conclusion The real difference between Chunghwa cigarettes hard pack and soft pack is packaging structure, presentation, handling, and buyer perception