Cigarettes papers

A reproduction of an original Efka – Pyramiden cigarette paper wrapper, commonly used by German soldiers during World War II. The print is faithfully recreated from surviving originals. The package is serves as an authentic addition to personal gear or display.

Soldiers frequently hand-rolled cigarettes using loose tobacco and either rolled them freely or with the help of small cigarette machines. Wrappers like this were compact and practical – they fit easily in a breast pocket, bag, or among personal belongings.

Each package typically held about 50 cigarette papers, ready to be used with loose-cut tobacco.

Hand-rolling cigarettes was extremely common among troops, especially when factory-made cigarettes were scarce. Efka was one of the best-known German brands for cigarette papers, valued for its fine quality, smooth burn, and reliable gum line. Wrappers like these were a regular item in a soldier’s field gear, particularly during extended deployments at the front.