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Posted 2 years ago
sgtnick
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Hi guys just thought I would show some of my newest additions to the collection ..I just got the white letter checkers ,the blue stanwix, the red arm surbrug's, the wagon wheel , the curved top maryland club, cardinal sample and a sir walter raleigh !!! yes I got very lucky with those but I am very proud of the sir walter !!! yes it has taken me a number of years to finally find one I enclosed a pic of it its a brown and williamson winston-salem N.C. I couldnt believe it but now I have a question for you guys the only example I knew of this was the sir walter raleigh in a single line across the top this one has it in two lines like the regular ones from louisville ky any ideas guys was this a short produced tin prior to their move from N.C. to ky? yes I know it can use a cleaning its not as clean as the others I got but I have searched for this for so long I couldnt pass it up which I almost did cuz it was writen with the 2 lines as oppose the single line any info on this version would be great guys !! as always guys Happy hunting
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The Staright line one is the more rare one and there is also one with a 15 cent printed right under the lid. see it at http://www.mygerardinc.com/images/vtins/stu/s/sirwalt1.jpg
thanks Gerard for the info