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antiquetobacco

Greenville, SC

Personal Website: antiquetobacco.com/

I'm a collectibles enthusiast. Currently, I specialize in the following: Tobacco Tins: http://www.antiquetobacco.com Porcelain Signs: http://www.porceliansigns.comI'm a collectibles enthusiast. Currently, I specialize in the following: Tobacco Tins: http://www.antiquetobacco.com Porcelain Signs: http://www.porceliansigns.com Old Badges: http://www.badgevalues.com Beer Trays: http://www.antiquebeertrays.com Olympic Collectibles: http://www.olympicartifacts.com Pocket Mirrors: http://www.celluloidmirrors.com Antique Spurs: http://www.oldspurs.com (Read more)

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  1. I don't know what badges LS&MS Ry used exactly but this page has a list of many badges. http://railroadcollectibles.com/?page_id=197
  2. Hi Johnga, This is a really cool piece and its awesome that you have such a cool story about it. Having one of only 2 truely unique pieces of Olympic history is awesome. I have much more info on Ol...
  3. Thanks!
  4. This is a great sign, would you mind if I add it to my website http://www.porcelainsigns.com I'm trying to build a large image gallery of porcelain advertising signs. I already have over 1,500 sign...
  5. Hi Debsimm, There are at least 5 different versions of the High Life Girl on the Moon I'm aware of. The earliest is the round with a black background from pre-pro times, the round and oval with thi...
  6. Hi Navy-Cut, Picobac sample size pocket tins I have seen go for over $100, the round canister is probably $10-25. Edgeworth tins tend to go for the same range unless its in great condition and a un...
  7. At a recent auction I attended there were two of these for sale, one in near mint went for $700 and one rated 7.5-8 went for $215. Yours is in awful condition sadly, but it is a rare tin and might sti...
  8. Hi Gringokid, There are at least 3 variations of this Bond Street tin I am familiar with, I've generally seen it associated with a date from 1940s-1960s and a rough range for value is $15-40, yours...
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