In the beginning there were rivers - "Drina", "Morava", "Drava", "Ibar", "Zeta", "Vardar", then numbers came - "57", "100", "101", "150", "160", "06", then meaningless two-letter names - "LD", "PP", "FM", "CD", "MC", then female names - "Una" (if it is not a river), "Biljana", "Lara", "Eva", and various "rallies", "supers", "alphas", "cups", "pearls", "partners", "points", "Yugoslavia", "Croatia" and "Serbia", to end everything with "wests", "bests", "fasts" and so on, in addition to the inevitable "marlbor", "astor", "kent", "winston", "lakija"
So, various packaging designs have appeared because of different consumer choices and market preferences
Smoking cigarettes is more than a nasty habit that kills 8 million people per year
They are longer than Regular size papers and probably wont fit Regular machines - certainly not Automatic rolling boxes
In pristine condition
After Brown & Williamson merged with R.J