Dimensions: Approximately 2.5 inches wide x 4 inches tall x 1 inch deep (estimated), Manufacturer: Unknown, Production_date: Unknown, likely early to mid-20th century
This listing showcases a pair of vintage Half and Half Burley and Bright tobacco tins. These tins are a testament to a bygone era of smoking and advertising. The tins are predominantly green, with a striking diagonal label proclaiming "HALF AND HALF" in bold lettering. The label also features a circular emblem indicating "Burley and Bright Tobacco." Below this, the tins boast the tagline, "A Cargo of Contentment in the Bowl of Any Pipe." This evocative phrase speaks to the intended experience of the tobacco within. The tins themselves are rectangular, with a slightly tapered design, suggesting a practical and functional purpose beyond mere display. The condition appears to be consistent with age and use, showing signs of wear and tear, adding to their vintage charm. The tins are likely collectible items for tobacco enthusiasts, vintage advertising collectors, or those interested in ephemera from the early to mid-20th century. The subtle details, such as the "Open Here Push Up" instruction on the top, further enhance their historical significance. The overall aesthetic is one of simple elegance, reflecting the design sensibilities of the period. These tins offer a glimpse into the past, representing a time when tobacco advertising was prevalent and packaging played a significant role in brand recognition and consumer appeal. The tins' condition suggests they have been carefully preserved, making them a desirable addition to any collection of vintage advertising or smoking paraphernalia.
This listing showcases a pair of vintage Half and Half Burley and Bright tobacco tins. These tins are a testament to a bygone era of smoking and advertising. The tins are predominantly green, with a striking diagonal label proclaiming "HALF AND HALF" in bold lettering. The label also features a circular emblem indicating "Burley and Bright Tobacco." Below this, the tins boast the tagline, "A Cargo of Contentment in the Bowl of Any Pipe." This evocative phrase speaks to the intended experience of the tobacco within. The tins themselves are rectangular, with a slightly tapered design, suggesting a practical and functional purpose beyond mere display. The condition appears to be consistent with age and use, showing signs of wear and tear, adding to their vintage charm. The tins are likely collectible items for tobacco enthusiasts, vintage advertising collectors, or those interested in ephemera from the early to mid-20th century. The subtle details, such as the "Open Here Push Up" instruction on the top, further enhance their historical significance. The overall aesthetic is one of simple elegance, reflecting the design sensibilities of the period. These tins offer a glimpse into the past, representing a time when tobacco advertising was prevalent and packaging played a significant role in brand recognition and consumer appeal. The tins' condition suggests they have been carefully preserved, making them a desirable addition to any collection of vintage advertising or smoking paraphernalia.
