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Unusual Callard and bowser Christmas greetings desert nougat tin with contents

$73 (approx conversion from £55)

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A very nice example of a Callard and bowser desert nougat tin. This example bares a paper label with the mention of Christmas greeting so I would assume it's intended to be a Christmas gift range. This example contains a handful of the original individually wrapped nougat and the original air sealed tin lid. A very unusual find. Superb pictorial label and the original lid. A very good example and a lovely confectionery tin to add to a collection 

condition 

all round good condition with slight wear with the contents 

any questions please feel free to contact me 

Thankyou 

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Additional Information

Code

12594 (AB-268735)

Dimensions

W: 7cm  (2.8")H: 11cm  (4.3")

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...