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Posted 2 years ago
nt1962
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Can anyone help me figure out how old this is or maybe who made it? I bought this at an estate sale, and everything they were selling was pretty old. I have been looking and looking, and can't seem to find out much of anything. The sticker on the lid says something on the top half -- can't make it out, and then there's a 50 below that. Also, inside the lid are some sponges. I'm assuming those are for getting wet to keep the tobacco moist? In case you can't see them in the pictures, there are two numbers on the bottom of the jar. One looks like 6933, and below that is an 83. Any help would be greatly appreciated !!!
Tobacco JarsTobacco jars have been used since the 1700s to store pipe tobacco. They've …
I found this maybe it will help.BTW Very cool !!
http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/8189873
Dear Hedgewalker,
OH MY GOSH! Thank you soooo much! That's the one !!! I don't know how you did that, but I REALLY appreciate it! Thank you Thank you !!
Mighty handsome fella!
Thanks :)