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cwork's loves291 of 304N.N. Smith Co. Bankable Cigar...Copyrighted 1916, By N.N. Smith...Frankfort, Indiana1 cent cigarette vending maching
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    Posted 13 years ago

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    vintagemad
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    I found this at a garage sale this weekend. I love smalls and thought this was a cool little piece. I could not find a date, hoping maybe someone could help me figure that out. The tin has a match strike on the bottom. I don't know if that helps date it? Thanks for looking.

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    1. vintagemad vintagemad, 13 years ago
      Thanks official and senor_t.
    2. VikingFan82 VikingFan82, 13 years ago
      I have a Prince Albert tin in the same style that I have dated to around the early 1930s.
    3. Trenchartman Trenchartman, 13 years ago
      I found one at a garage sale to this weekend.

      Trenchartman
    4. chevy59 chevy59, 13 years ago
      I like the eagle on the front.
    5. vintagemad vintagemad, 13 years ago
      Thanks Chevy59.
    6. lundy lundy, 13 years ago
      ha there u are anything good lately how old is that
    7. Rick, 13 years ago
      Nice piece. I have an old prince albert can that's never been opened. Still has the tobacco in it.
    8. Gerard, 12 years ago
      This is the last version of the Union Leader. The earlier ones have an “Uncle Sam” variation not to be confused with the actual “Uncle Sam Brand” see link: http://www.mygerardinc.com/images/vtins/stu/u/unclesam.jpg
      Some of the Uncle Sam’s were wider than the normal pocket size.

      There are “Free Sample” and “Complementary” version of the Eagle type, which are uncommon. There is a rare Eagle version with a hand holding a pipe on the backside.
      This rare one is very elusive since the front of it looks just like all the rest of the Eagle type. One of these days I will have the Union Leader page set up on my website at:
      http://www.mygerardinc.com/index.html
    9. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 12 years ago
      When I was a bit younger we used to carry our fish worms in these tins. Throw in a little dirt and a mess of night crawlers and the tin would fit in your hip pocket.
    10. Gerard, 12 years ago
      Ok Union Leader pages are up go to:
      http://www.mygerardinc.com/avunion.html
      or:
      http://www.mygerardinc.com/ul.html

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