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Rare edward ringer & co black bell smoking shag counter top string cutter tin

$160 (approx conversion from £120)

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About this item

a beautiful rare example of a tobacconist counter top string tin from the Bristol based company Edward ringer & co. with the original cutter to the top. Such a beautiful tin with the price to the top of 4D an ounce. This is for their black bell variety of shag, also comes in a red bell example. bares a stamp of an ITC number 9576 which dates the tin too 1935. 

condition 

very nice original condition with minor wear. complete with the original cutter to the top (missing the blade) such a lovely tin and dosent turn up in this condition very often 

any questions please feel free to contact me 

thank you

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Additional Information

Code

13316 (AB-295011)

Dimensions

W: 10cm  (3.9")H: 12cm  (4.7")

Period

Early 20th Century

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Welcome to Antique Advertising, my name is Ben. I pride myself on collecting, buying, and selling top-end advertising items. I've had a strong passion for advertising and everything old shop-related since I was 14. I started out by buying tins at low-end prices of a few pounds. As I delved deeper...