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VINTAGE MARSHALL FIELD & COMPANY TEA TINS, found these at a estate sale this am by bumblepuppy estates sales. very cool tea tins, these have the different teas labeled on on the lids as pictured and these also have the stores coat of arms as well that was there logo for the company back then when they were in business . love the colors as well .
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