Cigarette rolling machine

Reproduction of a classic cigarette rolling machine, modeled after examples used throughout Europe during the Second World War. Personal tobacco use was widespread among soldiers, and tools like this were commonly carried by those who preferred to roll their own cigarettes in the field.

The machine features a metal frame and dual rollers with a textured surface for grip. It comes packed in a simple cardboard box marked “Zigarettenmaschine,” reflecting the utilitarian wartime packaging.

Such machines were a practical item in a soldier’s kit—compact, reusable, and often seen as a small personal luxury. They were especially useful when issued cigarettes were unavailable, or when loose tobacco was included in rations or front-line parcels.

Ideal for reenactment displays, museum collections, or as a functional prop for film and photography. Adds an authentic detail to any personal effects setup or field gear impression.