BAT tobacco tin

This is a lot of two tobacco tins. The first is a Bat Chewing Tobacco tin, "Always Makes A Hit", a square lift-lid tobacco tin with partial tax stamp. It shows a graphic on the front and side of a pac

Lot of 5 tobacco tins. All have good color. Neat graphics. Some scratching and wear throughout. Display well. Measures: 2.25"x6"-11.75"x8.25" Rating: 7.75"-8.25" Est: $250-$500

Measures about 20" by 16". This clock has a wooden frame with a tin litho face, and was made by Wells & Hope, Philadelphia. Wonderful graphics show colonial soldiers on "The March to Trenton" Strong v

Maker's marked "The Liberty Can Co., Lancaster, PA." C. 1920s Mohawk Chief Tobacco lithographed tin. CONDITION: The tin has good color and gloss, with crackle paint throughout all sides of the piece,

DST. C. 1920's Chew Black Bass Navy die-cut tin sign. CONDITION: Side A, reads "Chew Black Bass Navy." Sign has good color throughout with areas of staining and paint loss. Sign shows one minor dent t

Tobacco tin 9K gold tobaccotin. Total weight gr 205.

Comprised of: 1- Rectangular "lunchbox" style tin, 5"D x 8"L x 5"H. 1- Rectangular flip-top tin, 3"W x 5-1/2"L x 1-1/2"D. 1- Kidney-shaped tin with handle, 3"D x 8"W x 8-1/2"H. (Good). Largest: 3" x 8

This fantastic sign was made by F. Tuchfarber Company. It has very strong colors and a great graphic. It is framed without glass. The bottom center of the sign has some bubbling to the paint which sti

Rare vertical pocket tobacco tin for Hi-Ho Smoking mixture with excellent graphics of the British House of Parliament and Big Ben with rowers going down the River Thames while a sightseer looks on smo

Pinch Hit Chewing Tobacco Tin Sign. Ohio Art Co., ca. 1910. Tin litho sign with a central image of a baseball player and a large embossed image of a pack of tobacco. 14 x 9 ½”. Scattered ox

C. 1920's Lucky Curve Plug Cut tobacco lithographed tin. CONDITION: The can shows good color throughout, with minor areas of denting and paint loss, both to the graphic and lid of the can. The piece s

Title: Rare Scissors Pocket Tobacco Tin Dimension: See description Provenance:This oval pocket tobacco tin is a difficult one to find in any condition. This one, while not mint, is very presentable wi

Teddy Roosevelt chromolithograph tin trade sign. Re-Leaf Tobacco, Pittsburgh. Dated 1903. Meek & Beach Lithographers, Coshocton Ohio. Signed front and back. H 19", W 13". Some minor retouche. Please r

27" x 12" tin sign with bright colors, holes, scuffs, scratches, and surface rust. by The Burdick Company, Inc. *PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS I

Early 1950s Bloodhound Chewing Tobacco Tin Sign - Offered Without Reserve ---- ITEM IS LOCATED IN AUBURN, IN ITEMS MUST BE PAID FOR AND REMOVED BY SEPT. 9TH AT 3PM. ANY ITEMS LEFT AFTER SETP. 9TH WILL

19th c. painted Tobacco tin "H.T. MILLER'S….UTICA, N.Y.". 13" x 9 1/2" x 12".

This is a lot of six tobacco tins. It includes two Honey Moon tins, a Dial, a Peachey, an Insert and a Rex tobacco tin. All six tins show some areas of light scuffing and light scratches. Condition: (

Globe Chewing Tobacco Tin Sign. Walker, McGraw Co's Detroit, Mich. Early Tuchfarber & Co. stone lithograph. Fair condition. 17 1/2 X 23 1/2 inches.

SST. Maker's marked "Imperial Tobacco Co." C. 1920's Player's Navy Cut tin sign. CONDITION: The sign has staining throughout the face of the piece and areas of paint loss and rusting, both in the fiel

Blue metal box with yellow lettering and the image of a polar bear on either side. Displays oxidation and wear. (Good). 14"D. x 18"W. x 12"T.

This is a very nice example. Wonderful images of a ruffed grouse on both sides. There is some very minor soiling on the can and a few marks on the top of the lid. (Excellent Plus). 11 - 3/4" L.

An outstanding collection of six tin tobacco canisters with lithographed graphics. CONDITION: All six cans have good color and shine, with minor dents and surface staining. All the cans are complete w

This lot is a tobacco tin for Red Indian Cut Plug Smoking and Chewing tobacco. the central motif is a native American with a feather headdress. Scratches, paint deficient areas and rusting are present

A collection of four early tobacco tins. CONDITION: All cans are in good displaying shape, with appealing graphics and good color throughout. All four cans have areas of paint loss and staining, most