A brass tin

[Tony]

Some say I have a thing for old tobacco tins, they could be right.

Tony

[Tony]

All have some contents but only a few are complete.

[Brian Wolfe]

You can never have enough...

Very nice Tony, I've only had one of these and have regretted selling it ever since doing so.

Regards

Brian

[Tony]

Very true Brian, just like chocolate, you always want more but these are starting to get expensive so I haven't bought any for a while.

I've just remembered I have another complete one with the pencil tucked away.

Tony

[Stuart Bates]

I have one but with no contents - courtesy of an ex-girlfriend. If anyone would like it then let me know as it should belong to someone who would appreciate it more than I ever can.

Stuart

[Mervyn Mitton]

Stuart - Hi. Perhaps we should warn you that the tins - empty - sell for between £20 - £25 ($30-40) , dependent on condition. The little bullet pencils are over £30 ($45)

[Dave Alexander]

My paternal grandfather served with the 1/18 London Regt during WW1. He related how after a call went out to the British public that the troops at the front were short of cigarettes they received so many tins of them that they paved the trenches with them to keep their feet dry.

[leigh kitchen]

Gimmee Gimmee Stuart - but sell, don't give.......

[Stuart Bates]

Leigh,

down boy, down!

PM me with an offer which will not be refused

The postage shouldn't be much.

Stuart